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Unit 1 – Linear Systems
Lesson 2: Graphing Linear Relations and Writing Equations
Learning Goals: I can graph linear relations using:
the x and y-intercepts or the slope and y-intercept
I can determine the number of solutions in a linear system by analyzing the slope
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
Lesson 2: Graphing Linear Relations and Writing Equations
What are the two ways that we can graph a linear relation?
1)Slope Y-Intercept Form2) X and Y Intercepts
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
1) Slope Y-Intercept Method
Steps:• Rearrange the equation in the form y = mx
+ b where m is the _________ and is the _____________ of the line
• Plot the y-intercept.• Use m = rise/run to plot another point.• Draw a line through the points.
Lesson 2: Graphing Linear Relations and Writing Equations
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
Example 1: Graph the following equations using Slope/Y-Intercept Method: a) b)
Lesson 2: Graphing Linear Relations and Writing Equations
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
Lesson 2: Graphing Linear Relations and Writing Equations
Is your POI correct? Left Side/Right Side check.
You must perform the Left Side/Right Side Check for each equation! Both must be true statements!
LS RS LS RS
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
2) X and Y Intercepts
Steps:• To find the x-intercept• To find the y-intercept• Plot both points and draw a line through them
Lesson 2: Graphing Linear Relations and Writing Equations
Unit 1 – Linear Systems
Example 2: Plot the following equation using the x and y intercepts: 8x – 2y + 16 = 0
Lesson 2: Graphing Linear Relations and Writing Equations
Lesson 2 – Determining the Number of Solutions
Determine the number of solutions for the following linear systems (without graphing!):Hint: compare the slopes (m) and y-intercepts (b)y = 2x -1 y = 4x +7y = y =
y = 7x + 2 5x – 2y +3 = 0-14x + 2y -10 = 0 12x + 6y = -4
Lesson 2 – Determining the Number of SolutionsFor the following line, write 3 more equations that
satisfy the conditions below. y = ½x - 3
sample equation explanation
One Solution
No Solution
Infinite Solutions