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Slope is also called Rate of Change

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Coordinates are ordered in the form (x, y). Be sure to use the correct numbers to find the change in Y over the change in X.

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Positive- increase to the right
Negative - decrease to the right

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To find SLOPE from a table. Select 2 points then find the change in Y over the change in X, simplify if needed. Sometimes you will be asked to write it in decimal form. If so, convert it to decimal form using Menu 2, 1. In this example it would be -5/4 = -1.25

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Convert all equations into slope-intercept form y=mx+b

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When you are missing the Y-intercept and only have the slope and point, use the Point-Slope Form. Plug in the slope and point and simplify. This will put the equation in Slope-intercept form.

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This is a shortcut to find the slope from an equation in Standard Form (this shortcut is not found in your reference materials)

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Remember do not apply these rules to the Coefficients.

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Finding the point and slope from Point Slope form

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Finding the point and slope from Point Slope form

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Writing an Equation in Slope Intercept form given...

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Writing an Equation in Slope Intercept form given...

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Graphing solutions of Inequalities on a number line

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Graphing solutions of Inequalities on a number line

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When solving equations, sometimes your Variable will cancel out leaving you with either a TRUE statement (Infinite solutions) or a FALSE statement (NO solution)

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One Solution, Infinite Solutions or No Solution?

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One Solution, Infinite Solutions or No Solution?

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Intersection lines vs. Parallel lines vs the Same line

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Intersection lines vs. Parallel lines vs the Same line

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Combining like terms (ADDING AND SUBTRACTING)

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Combining like terms (ADDING AND SUBTRACTING)

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Multiplying a monomial x polynomial (DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY & EXPONENT RULES)

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Multiplying a monomial x polynomial (DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY & EXPONENT RULES)

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Remember you Exponent rules