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look at the dots to see and the where the boundary line it is and see what the slope is

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look at the dots to see and the where the boundary line it is and see what the slope is

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look at your dots to see what side of the boundary line it will be on

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look at your dots to see what side of the boundary line it will be on

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were to put the boundary line

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don pass the boundary

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Make sure you do not start graphing on the boundary line.

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make sure to check which inequality has the line underneath it

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find the boundary line and see if your dots will be open or closed

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find the boundary line and see if your dots will be open or closed

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You have to know where the lines go

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How to put the right qual sighns

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To know if the dot is going to be opened or closed

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know if the dot is open or closed

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check the great than and less than to know what dot you will use with your line

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to start at (0,0) and not the boundary line

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to start at (0,0) and not the boundary line

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Make sure the boundary line is in the right place

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Make sure the slope is correctly graphed

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the open and closed dot

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The first step is to figure the boundary line

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The first step is to figure the boundary line

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Something easy to forget is when you are creating the function is when you have a sloped function do the opposite to find the point where it started

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remembering if the dot is closed or open

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where to start on slope

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plug the numbers into the correct equation.

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Be sure to tell if the line is greater than or less than.

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To make sure you are graphing on the right side of the boundary line

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To make sure you are graphing on the right side of the boundary line

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how to plot it

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to make sure you always follow the steps and never take short cuts.

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to make sure you always follow the steps and never take short cuts.

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make sure you dots are either opened or closed

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make sure to know where the boundary line is

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be sure to not get the open and closed sign mixed

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How far you go on the boundary line

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know which sign is less than or greater than

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The first step is to find boundary line is.

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The first step is to find boundary line is.

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to make sure you plug the numbers in correctly

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look at the line and put the right slope in the equation

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look at the line and put the right slope in the equation

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Look at the x< something cause that will tell you where to start your boundary line

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To start on the y axis while finding the equations.

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Make sure you put the equations on different sides of the boundry.

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Make sure you have a open and closed dot

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find the slope so you know where to start to graph

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find the slope so you know where to start to graph

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making sure to look at your sign to determine the direction of the line from the point

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How to

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pay attention to the boundary line.

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making sure you plug it into the right equation.

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make sure you line up at the boundary line

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make sure to start your line at (0,0) not on the boundary

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graph the slope correctly

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To know your right equations and knowing where your boundary line is

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To know your right equations and knowing where your boundary line is

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To only put one number  , if it is a horizontal line.

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To only put one number  , if it is a horizontal line.

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To cut the line off or stop the line at the boundary line

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making sure you plug in the right number for the equation

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making sure you plug in the right number for the equation

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putting them with the right equation

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knowing which equation you plug the numbers into.

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knowing which equation you plug the numbers into.

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Make sure to plug your numbers into the correct equation.

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know the difference in the lines

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How to know which equation to plug it into

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That when you have to make the dot open or closed look at the sigh if there is a line under the less then or greater then sign than its closed  if there isn't one it open

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To start at the y-axis

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remember to double check your equation for the slope

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know what equation goes with which number 

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know what equation goes with which number 

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Rembers to havs thez correct boundary linez on the graphs

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Rembers to havs thez correct boundary linez on the graphs

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Know the signs

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making sure that the is one line is on each side and to use one open and one closed dot.

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remember to write everything out before you start your graph

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When their is no x the number stays the same

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Be sure to not be past boundary line.

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making sure you plug them into the right equation

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The slope

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knowing weather its an open or closed dot.

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knowing weather its an open or closed dot.

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What's something that's easy to forget when creating a piecewise function?

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What's something that's easy to forget when creating a piecewise function?

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Give me one piece of advice to give someone about how to graph a piecewise function.

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Give me one piece of advice to give someone about how to graph a piecewise function.

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What's an important thing to remember when evaluating from a piecewise function?

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What's an important thing to remember when evaluating from a piecewise function?