Systems of Linear Equations: Solve by Graphing Method (CA SS: 9.0)
p.360 (9-15:all, 21-23 for 9-15).
Summaries: Allen C. (Per. 1), Grace S. (Per. 2), Jerry M. (Per. 3), Kimi P. (Per. 4), Valerie A. (Per. 5), Bilal A. (Per. 6)
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Anonymous
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today's notes were about how to graph the equations. First, you change the equation into slope-intercept form and grah it. Then, the two lines will intersect. Then, it will give us a point. Using that point we can check our work.
on fridays notes, we got two equations. you have to change the two equations into slope intercept form and then graph it. where the two lines intercept, is where the solution is. if you plug in the point to the two lines, and the set is true, then that is the answer.
Our notes were about how to graph equations. You have to change the equations into slope-intercept form, then you have to graph them, and then the lines will intersect, and the point where they intersect is your answer.
5 comments:
today's notes were about how to graph the equations. First, you change the equation into slope-intercept form and grah it. Then, the two lines will intersect. Then, it will give us a point. Using that point we can check our work.
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Grace S.
Per.2
Mr.Gerson, I don't think you activated Friday's assignment on Studyisland. I only saw Thursday's assignment.
Shreyas T.
P.2
Mr. gerson, do we have to plug in the coordinates into the equation for our homework?(to check our work)
Jay M.
Per4
on fridays notes, we got two equations. you have to change the two equations into slope intercept form and then graph it. where the two lines intercept, is where the solution is. if you plug in the point to the two lines, and the set is true, then that is the answer.
Jerry M.
per.3
Our notes were about how to graph equations. You have to change the equations into slope-intercept form, then you have to graph them, and then the lines will intersect, and the point where they intersect is your answer.
Kimi P
per.4
ps- sorry i'm really late posting this.
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