The correct option is
D Statement A and B both are true
We know,
- A function is said to be linear if it has a constant rate of change and the line is of the form y=mx+b.
- A linear function has a constant rate of change and the graph is a straight line.
Let’s plot the points from the table on the graph.
→ We could see that the graph is a straight line.
→ Rate of change is also constant.
→ Therefore, the function is a linear function.
→ So, statement A is true.
To identify the function, we need to find the slope of the data and the
y-intercept.
→ y-intercept refers to the output
(y) of the data when the input
(x) is
0. From the table, we can see that when
x=0,y=3. So, the
y-intercept is
3.
→ If we consider the points
(−3,9) and
(−4,11),
slope=(Changeiny)(Changeinx)=9−11−3−(−4)=9−11−3+4=−21=−2
→ So the function is given by:
y=(Slope)x+y-intercept
=−2x+3
y=−2x+3, which is the same as the equation of the function given in statement B.
Hence, statements A and B both are true.