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Slope-intercept equation |
1 |
The first number in an
ordered
pair |
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x-coordinate |
2 |
Value or values for a
variable or variables that makes an equation, or a system
of equations, true |
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Solution |
3 |
Equation in the form y = mx
+
b |
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Graph |
4 |
One-fourth of the
coordinate
plane |
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Slope |
5 |
A point drawn on a number
line or coordinate plane representing a number of ordered pair |
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Origin |
6 |
The second number in an
ordered
pair |
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y-coordinate |
7 |
The intersection where the
x-axis crosses the
y-axes |
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Linear equation |
8 |
A set of equations for
which a common solution is sought |
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Quadrant |
9 |
Rise divided by run |
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System of equations |
10 |
Variables are only raised
to the first
power. |
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Union |
11 |
Set of members belonging to
either set
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Intersection |
12 |
Set of all members common
to both sets |
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Roster |
13 |
Listing the members of the
set |
40
+ 15x - 13x2+ 25x + 25x2 - 45x - 63
3.18
x 106
Write
using scientific notation
Multiply
&nbs
p; 2,600,000
(4A
7)(3A + 11)
Factor
completely
Solve
for the given variable
24x3
8x2 -
40x
7x2
8x + 1 =
0
Find the slope of the line
connecting each of the following sets of two points: (-2,-2) and (3,7) (-4,3) and (2,-5) |
Write a T-chart below and
find
three solutions to
y = 2x 5 for the
values x = -2, 0, and
2. |
Change to slope-intercept
form 2y 5x =
18 |
Determine whether the given
ordered pair is a solution to both equations. Show your
work (4,5) in 4x - 3y =
-1
and y = 2x - 3 |
Solve by substitution: y
= 2x + 1 2x
+ y = 9 |
Solve by
addition: 4x + 2y =
26 3x - 2y =
2 |
The sum of two numbers is
one hundred fifty. The difference between them is seventy. What are the
numbers? |
A very large jar of nickles
and
dimes contains $95.00. There are
1,350 coins in all. How many of each are there? |
Let A =
{1,2,3,4,5} ,
B = {-5, -3, -1, 1 } and C = { -2, -1, 0, 1, 2}
Use roster
notation
for
A Union
B
B
Intersect C
Graph this
conjunction:
-3 < x and x <
5
Graph this
conjunction
-4
is less then or equal to x-3 is less than 1
Graph this
disjunction
x
< -2 or x > 0
Graph this
disjunction
-2x
> -14 or 3x > 21