Part d
for each of the three functions, find the y-values for the x-values given in the table and complete the table.
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y-value of function 1 y-value of function 2 y-value of function 3
y = 2x + 1
y=2x+1
= ( + 1)
= ()*
x-value is 2
x-value is 4
x-value is 6

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