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Chapter 3
Equations in Two Variables
I will be able to graph coordinate points on a coordinate plane
I will be able to find the rate of change of a graph and a table
Section Notes IXL/WKS
3-1
Linear
Relationships
I will be able to find the slope from two coordinate pairs
I will be able to find the slope of horizontal and vertical lines
I will be able to find the slope of a graphed line
Section Notes IXL/WKS
3-2
Slope
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I will be able to write, graph, and solve a direct variation equation
Section Notes IXL/WKS
3-3
Direct
Variation
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I will be able to write an equation of a line in slope-intercept form
I will be able to graph a line in slope-intercept form
I will be able to identify the slope and y-intercept from a graph and an equation
I will be able to write an equation in slope-intercept form from a word problem
Section Notes IXL/WKS
3-4
Slope-Intercept
Form
I will be able to rewrite equations into standard form
I will be able to graph a line from standard form
I will be able to graph vertical and horizontal lines
Section Notes IXL/WKS
3-5
Standard
Form
I will be able to identify solutions to a system of equations
I will be able to solve a system of equations by graphing
I will be able to write a systems of equations from a word problem
Section Notes IXL/WKS
3-6
Solving Systems
by Graphing
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I will be able to use substitution to solve a system of equations
Section Notes IXL/WKS
3-7
Solving Systems
by Algebra
Chapter 3
Project
-Design a worksheet that has the topic of "Chapter 3 Review."
-Include math problems that fit into various categories from this chapter.
-The minimum number of questions is 6, and there is no maximum number.
-Some of your problems could include graphing. Several sizes of graphs are available. You can cut the graph paper and tape the grids to your sheet of questions.
-Questions can be handwritten or typed, but must be legible.
-Write your own original problems.
-You can design your worksheet in any way that you think of, but the answers to your problems must translate into the solving of a silly riddle.
-Include an answer key in your project. The answer key must have the answer to each math problem as well as the solution to your riddle.
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-Come see me if you would like to look at an example.
-Be clever and be accurate!
Try this riddle if you have time!
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