F-LE-A: Linear and Exponential Models — ConstructMCAP Algebra I Evidence Statement
Distinguish between situations that can be modeled with linear functions and those that require exponential models; construct each type from data or a verbal description.
What F-LE-A covers
Distinguish between situations that can be modeled with linear functions and those that require exponential models; construct each type from data or a verbal description.
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Frequently asked questions about F-LE-A
- What is F-LE-A?
- F-LE-A focuses on recognizing whether a situation calls for linear or exponential growth and writing the correct function.
- How do I tell linear from exponential on MCAP?
- Linear functions have constant differences; exponential functions have constant ratios. SlopeFactor builds this recognition systematically.
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