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The graph of : f(x) = 0
The graph of : f(x) = a0
The graph of : f(x) = a0 + a1x
What does the graph look like- describe the x placement.
What is the graph function called?
Give an example of a number you could place in for the variable x, and describe the shift from the original graph. Remember to not what your value you are calculating for the variable x.
Include both your answers and your calculations and graph.

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