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Graphing Linear Equations

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Linear Equations are most often expressed in one of three forms:

Forms of Linear Equations

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Linear Equations are most often expressed in one of three forms: Slope-Intercept Form: ,

Forms of Linear Equations

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Linear Equations are most often expressed in one of three forms: Slope-Intercept Form: , Point-Slope Form: , and

Forms of Linear Equations

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Linear Equations are most often expressed in one of three forms: Slope-Intercept Form: , Point-Slope Form: , and Standard Form: .

Forms of Linear Equations

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Linear Equations are most often expressed in one of three forms: Slope-Intercept Form: , Point-Slope Form: , and Standard Form: .

Each form allows for quick and easy ways to graph the line they represent.

Forms of Linear Equations

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One method for graphing a line is to use a table. This is most useful when we have an equation in slope-intercept form ().The steps are:

Make a Table

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One method for graphing a line is to use a table. This is most useful when we have an equation in slope-intercept form ().The steps are:1. Assign a value to the x-variable,

Make a Table

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One method for graphing a line is to use a table. This is most useful when we have an equation in slope-intercept form ().The steps are:1. Assign a value to the x-variable,2. Calculate the corresponding value for the

y-coordinate, and

Make a Table

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One method for graphing a line is to use a table. This is most useful when we have an equation in slope-intercept form ().The steps are:1. Assign a value to the x-variable,2. Calculate the corresponding value for the

y-coordinate, and3. Repeat.

Make a Table

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One method for graphing a line is to use a table. This is most useful when we have an equation in slope-intercept form ().The steps are:1. Assign a value to the x-variable,2. Calculate the corresponding value for the

y-coordinate, and3. Repeat.In this way, we can create a table of ordered pairs and plot them on the coordinate plane.

Make a Table

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Consider the equation .

Make a Table

-2

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Consider the equation .

Make a Table

-2 𝑦=12(βˆ’πŸ)+2 =1

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Consider the equation .

Make a Table

-2 𝑦=12(βˆ’πŸ)+2 (-2,1)=1

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Consider the equation .

Make a Table

-2

0

𝑦=12(βˆ’πŸ)+2

𝑦=12(𝟎)+2

(-2,1)=1

=2 (0, 2)

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Consider the equation .

Make a Table

-2

0

2

𝑦=12(βˆ’πŸ)+2

𝑦=12(𝟎)+2

𝑦=12(𝟐)+2

(-2,1)=1

=2 (0, 2)

=3 (2, 3)

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Another method for graphing lines when an equation is in slope-intercept form is as follows:

Use the slope and intercept

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Another method for graphing lines when an equation is in slope-intercept form is as follows:1. Plot the y-intercept on the coordinate

plane; that's the point (0, b).

Use the slope and intercept

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Another method for graphing lines when an equation is in slope-intercept form is as follows:1. Plot the y-intercept on the coordinate

plane; that's the point (0, b).2. Use the slope to find another point (and

repeat).

Use the slope and intercept

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Another method for graphing lines when an equation is in slope-intercept form is as follows:1. Plot the y-intercept on the coordinate

plane; that's the point (0, b).2. Use the slope to find another point (and

repeat).3. Draw a line through the points.

Use the slope and intercept

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1. Plot the y-intercept

Consider the equation .

Use the slope and intercept

(0, b) = (0, 7)

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1. Plot the y-intercept

2. Use the slope to find another point (and repeat).

Consider the equation .

Use the slope and intercept

(0, b) = (0, 7)

From the intercept, move down 5 and right 4 (or up 5 and left 4).

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1. Plot the y-intercept

2. Use the slope to find another point (and repeat).

3. Draw a line through the points.

Consider the equation .

Use the slope and intercept

(0, b) = (0, 7)

From the intercept, move down 5 and right 4 (or up 5 and left 4).

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This method is very similar to the slope-intercept method. To graph a line using this method, do the following:

Use a point and the slope

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This method is very similar to the slope-intercept method. To graph a line using this method, do the following:1. Plot the point (, ).

Use a point and the slope

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This method is very similar to the slope-intercept method. To graph a line using this method, do the following:1. Plot the point (, ).2. Use the slope to find another point (and

repeat).

Use a point and the slope

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This method is very similar to the slope-intercept method. To graph a line using this method, do the following:1. Plot the point (, ).2. Use the slope to find another point (and

repeat).3. Draw a line through the points.

Use a point and the slope

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1. Plot the point (, )

Consider the equation .

Use a point and the slope

(, )= (-3, 2)

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1. Plot the point (, )

2. Use the slope to find another point (and repeat).

Consider the equation .

Use a point and the slope

(, )= (-3, 2)

From (-3, 2), move up 7 and right 3 -– or down 7 and left 3.

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1. Plot the point (, )

2. Use the slope to find another point (and repeat).

3. Draw a line through the points.

Consider the equation .

Use a point and the slope

(, )= (-3, 2)

From (-3, 2), move up 7 and right 3 -– or down 7 and left 3.

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This method is used when the line is in Standard Form ().

Use the Intercepts

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This method is used when the line is in Standard Form (). 1. The x-intercept is easily calculated by

setting y to 0 and solving for .

Use the Intercepts

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This method is used when the line is in Standard Form (). 1. The x-intercept is easily calculated by

setting y to 0 and solving for .2. The y-intercept is calculated by setting to

zero and solving for .

Use the Intercepts

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This method is used when the line is in Standard Form (). 1. The x-intercept is easily calculated by

setting y to 0 and solving for .2. The y-intercept is calculated by setting to

zero and solving for .3. Plot the two intercepts and draw a line

through them.

Use the Intercepts

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1. Set and solve for .

Consider the equation .

Use the Intercepts

;

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1. Set and solve for .

2. Set and solve for .

Consider the equation .

Use the Intercepts

;

;

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1. Set and solve for .

2. Set and solve for .

3. Draw a line through the points.

Consider the equation .

Use the Intercepts

;

;