<caption><image_10>The image is a screenshot of a question from a math worksheet. The question is asking the user to solve the problem of a point on a graph. The text on the right side of the image reads, "Since the variables are three times the x values, then whatever the value is, the y-axis will be three times that the x-axis can be the value. Express this as an equation, then find 3 points on the graph." The text is written in black text on a white background.</caption><transcript><audio_11>the graph since the Y values are three times the ax values then whatever the x value is the Y value will be three times</transcript><caption><image_12>The image is a screenshot of a question from a math worksheet. The question is asking the user to solve the y-axis of a point on a graph. The text on the right side of the image reads "Since the values are three times the x-axis, then whatever the value is, the y axis will be three times that the value will be the value. We can express this equation, then find 3 points on the graph." 

The question is written in black text on a white background and is framed by a green border. The answer is "y = 3x".</caption><transcript><audio_13>y equals 3x now to find three points on the graph what I want to do is I want to find three sets of x and y values now I have this relationship y equals 3x since this is going to be true for any x value</transcript><transcript><audio_14>we can choose any x value that we want so let's choose how about x equals zero as an easy value to work with if x equals zero then our</transcript><transcript><audio_15>formula tells us that y is equal to zero well let's pick another value for X how</transcript><caption><image_16>The image is a screenshot of a math worksheet with a graph on the left side and a question on the right side. The question reads "Since the variables are there times the values, then whatever the value is the value will be three times the x-axis. Express this as an equation, then find 3 points on the graph." 

The graph has a vertical axis labeled "Pause and Graph" and a horizontal axis labeled as "Let's choose x = 0". Below the graph, there is a text box with the equation "x = y = y" and "y = y". The text box is blank, indicating that the user is in the process of solving the equation.

On the top right corner of the image, there are two buttons - "Example" and the "Pause" button. On the top left corner, the user can click on the "Pulse" button to start the activity.</caption><transcript><audio_17>about let's choose X equals 1 if X equals 1 our formula tells us that Y is three so the point one three is also on</transcript> the graph since the Y values are three times the ax values then whatever the x value is the Y value will be three times y equals 3x now to find three points on the graph what I want to do is I want to find three sets of x and y values now I have this relationship y equals 3x since this is going to be true for any x value we can choose any x value that we want so let's choose how about x equals zero as an easy value to work with if x equals zero then our formula tells us that y is equal to zero well let's pick another value for X how about let's choose X equals 1 if X equals 1 our formula tells us that Y is three so the point one three is also on
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