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Table of Values

Table of Values

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Definition

A table of values is a systematic arrangement of pairs of input and output values, typically used to represent a function or relation. It consists of rows and columns, with one column for the independent variable (often x) and another for the dependent variable (often y). This format helps in visualizing relationships between the variables and is commonly used for graphing and analyzing functions.

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