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Question 1

Linear Equation Using Two Points

Answer 1

Find the slope, use point Slope form, simplify if needed.

Question 2

Parallel Lines

Answer 2

Same slope

Question 3

Perpendicular Lines

Answer 3

Negative reciprocal slope

Question 4

Horizontal Lines

Answer 4

Y-axis, slope is 0

Question 5

Vertical Lines

Answer 5

X-axis, slope is undefined

Question 6

How to make an equation using slope and points?

Answer 6

Use point-slope form. (Might need to multiply negative reciprocal in some cases)

Question 7

Perfect Strong Correlation?

Answer 7

1

Question 8

Perfect Negative Correlation?

Answer 8

-1

Question 9

No Correlation?

Answer 9

0

Question 10

Association

Answer 10

Two variables are related.

Question 11

Causation

Answer 11

One variable causes the other.

Question 12

Scientific Notation?

Answer 12

If the # large, move decimal to left and it’s positive. If the # small, move decimal to right and it’s negative.

Question 13

Matching graphs

Answer 13

Positive slope: Upward, Negative slope: Downward.

Question 14

Transformations of Linear Equations

Answer 14

Vertical Stretch (slope): Multiply y-values by k > 1 (fx = x) = y: 1x + 0

Question 15

Transformations of Linear Equations Pt.2

Answer 15

Vertical Shrink (y-intercept): Multiply y-values by 0 < k < 1. Up: Steep. Down: Less Steep.

Question 16

Transformations of Linear Equations, Reflections

Answer 16

Negative slope reflects over the x-axis.

Question 17

One solution

Answer 17

Lines intersect at one point.

Question 18

No solution

Answer 18

Lines are parallel.

Question 19

Infinite Solutions

Answer 19

Lines overlap. (Same line)

Question 20

a1

Answer 20

First term

Question 21

n

Answer 21

Term you’re solving for.

Question 22

PEMDAS

Answer 22

Parentheses, then exponents, finally, multiplication/division, addition/subtraction.

Question 23

Shading Graphs

Answer 23

Above for ≥ & >. Below for ≤ & <

Question 24

Line in Graphs

Answer 24

Dashed line for < & >. Solid line for ≥ & ≤.

Question 25

Converting with Formulas

Answer 25

Start Point-Slope form, treat it as equation when solved, solve, and then standard form (reciprocal). A IN STANDARD FORM MUST BE POSITIVE WHEN CONVERTING.

Question 26

System of Equations

Answer 26

When it's word Problems, look for a word that is being repeated constantly. That's your Standard Form. The excluded number will be your x + y = some #.

Question 27

d

Answer 27

Constant difference (Arithmetic)

Question 28

r

Answer 28

Constant ratio (geometric)