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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Graphing
If you were given an equation of a line, could you graph it? And if yes, what process would you use?
I'm serious. Some of my kids can't graph and I want to know what process "sticks" longest, if at all.
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I would put a number in for X, say 0, then figure out y. Then another number for X, say 1, and figure out y. Then connect then to form a line. Does that make any sense? It has been a LONG time since I've had to do algebra.
I remember something about slope intercept form too, but couldn't tell you exactly what that means!
2 comments:
I would put a number in for X, say 0, then figure out y. Then another number for X, say 1, and figure out y. Then connect then to form a line. Does that make any sense? It has been a LONG time since I've had to do algebra.
I remember something about slope intercept form too, but couldn't tell you exactly what that means!
Good Luck!
LaRae
You totally got it, LaRae! Good job! Slope-Intercept Form is
y = mx + b.
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