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Systems of Linear Equations

Systems of Linear Equations. Recalling Prior Knowledge. Recall Prior Knowledge. Graphing linear equations using a table of values (function table). Recall Prior Knowledge. To graph a linear equation, you can first construct a table of x and y values.

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Systems of Linear Equations

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  1. Systems ofLinear Equations Recalling Prior Knowledge

  2. Recall Prior Knowledge • Graphing linear equations using a table of values (function table).

  3. Recall Prior Knowledge • To graph a linear equation, you can first construct a table of x and y values. • For example, you substitute x =0 in the equation y =2x +1 to get the corresponding value of y.

  4. Recall Prior Knowledge

  5. Recall Prior Knowledge • From the table of values, you plot the pairs of values on a coordinate grid. Then jointhe points using a straight line to graph the linear equation.

  6. Recall Prior Knowledge

  7. Quick Check • Copy and complete the table of values for thelinear equation. Then draw itsgraph on a coordinate grid.

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  10. Recall Prior Knowledge Graphing linear equations using slopes and y-intercepts.

  11. Recall Prior Knowledge • You can also graph linear equations by recognizing that linear equations have theform y =mx +b, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept. • For example, for y =2x +1, the graph has slope 2 and intersects the y-axis at 1.

  12. Recall Prior Knowledge

  13. Quick Check • y =5x • y = 2x +2 • 2y =x – 2

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  15. Assignment: Assessing Your Prior Knowledge You are assigned problems 1 – 19 on page 367 in the red algebra I book. Remember, you can use your notes from previous units as well as the red algebra I book if you need help correctly solving the problems.

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