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    This document contains guided notes on linear equations. It discusses identifying linear functions based on their slope, writing linear equations in slope-intercept and point-slope form, graphing linear equations, finding the slope and y-intercept of a line, and how the sign of the slope affects the graph of the line. It also addresses solving systems of linear equations by finding their point of intersection and using linear equations to model real-world situations like saving money over time.

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    This document contains guided notes on linear equations. It discusses identifying linear functions based on their slope, writing linear equations in slope-intercept and point-slope form, graphing linear equations, finding the slope and y-intercept of a line, and how the sign of the slope affects the graph of the line. It also addresses solving systems of linear equations by finding their point of intersection and using linear equations to model real-world situations like saving money over time.

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    Name______________________

    Linear Equations: Lesson 5 Guided Notes

    From the video, how can you tell


    when a function is a linear
    function?

    The bigger the value of slope


    becomes, the__________ the
    line becomes on the graph
    Slope-Intercept
    Form:_________

    Point-Slope
    Form:_____________

    General
    Form:________________
    Convert 3x + 6y-12=0 into Slope-
    Intercept form:

    Why is it important to know how to convert Graphing


    these equations into Slope-Intercept form? Need form y=______ if needed

    m= the slope

    Classify which equation would help you draw a b=________


    graph.
    Points on the line are called
    ordered pairs
    Name______________________

    Ordered pairs are represented


    as___________

    Slope:______________
    Choose two points in equation

    Find how much it ____ __and


    _____between two points on line

    Find the Slope and y-intercept


    of the following line (on the
    left):

    Think about it…


    If you noticed, your slope was
    negative from what you solved in
    the last problem. Does the sign
    of the slope change the line of
    the equation in any way?
    Name______________________

    Using the Graphic Organizer on


    the left, label what you know
    about each equation in the
    columns discussed so far.

    Solving Linear Equations by


    Graphing

    Solution of two linear is


    equations called the ________

    Where the two lines meet, the


    ____________ is the solution

    Checking for Understanding Let’s Go back to Mr. Espinoza's


    question of saving money for the
    concert.

    Could you make a linear equation


    from the information given? If
    so, create one.

    Could you conclude that all


    situations that deal with money,
    supply and demand, and scientific
    predictions can be represented
    by linear equations? Explain.
    Name______________________

    Concerts though are not that cheap. The one


    Mr. Espinoza want to go costs $100 dollars.
    Let's say he decides to save for 3 months to
    pay for the concert. He starts putting in $10
    the first day to save. Mr. Espinoza can only
    save $10 dollars a week.

    Will he have enough in 3 months to go to the


    concert?

    Is there an easier way to visually show how


    much is saved per week?

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