linear graphs - A second investment account starts with $2,000 and grows by $150 each year. Sketch the values of this account on the graph.

Sangeetha Pulapaka (last edited 2 years ago) (Expert, Educator @Qalaxia)

Here is the first part of the answer in case you are interested:

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For the question you asked,

The graph would look as below:

If you want to know how does the growth of balances in the two account balances compare, then as you can see the first one was an exponential graph so the account grows exponentially, with a constant ratio of 1.1, and the graph above is a linear graph which has a constant difference of 150. The exponential graph grows faster and so the account balance multiplies quickly than the linear graph.