Warm-Up by Barbara Amador

Ms. BARBARA

bamador — 2013-11-21 13:34:30 UTC

WHAT DO YOU DO IN ORDER TO GRAPH A LINEAR EQUATION?

Carlos Urcuyo

2013-11-21 14:01:16 UTC

have it in slope-intercept form,standard form or point-slope form. We figure out the slope and y-intercept to graph it in the coordinate plane

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2013-11-21 14:01:24 UTC

Victor Hondoy

To graph a linear equation we most find the slope

and the y-intercept and it can be written in standard form, slope-intercept form, and point-slope form

Ji Eun

2013-11-21 14:01:35 UTC

We need to have it first in slope-intercept form and then plot a dot for the y-intercept and then get the slope and plot a dot.

Lauren Fonseca

2013-11-21 14:01:43 UTC

We first need to have the equation in slope intercept form and then plot the y-intercept and then you should use the slope.2

Maggie

2013-11-21 14:01:49 UTC

To graph linear equation, you have to have slope-intercept form.

Jae Cheol Lee

2013-11-21 14:01:50 UTC

First, you must find the y intercept in the graph and then you must find the slope and finally, you would have a line.

Jorge Huerta

bhuerta — 2013-11-21 14:01:51 UTC

To graph a linear equation you need to have the equation in sole intercept form.

Then, you must graph the y-intercept and then you figure out the slope.

Connect the dots and graph the line

Mariela Guadamuz

2013-11-21 14:01:54 UTC

To graph a linear equation, first we need to find the slope and the y-intercept.

Karla

2013-11-21 14:01:55 UTC

In order to graph a linear equation you need to

convert the equation to slope- intercept form (if it isn't already)

, plot the y intercept and then plot the next point using the slope.

Alejandro Escobar

2013-11-21 14:01:59 UTC

To graph a linear equation you need to transfer in slope-intercept,

then you plot the y-intercept. After that you apply the slope, then you draw the line through all the dots.

Camila Mencia

2013-11-21 14:02:02 UTC

1.(optional) make sure your equation is on slope intercept form .

2. Find the y-intercept and graph it on the coordinate grid.

3. Determine the slope and from the y intercept move rise/run.

4. Continue the rise/run process to make the line longer.

5. Connect the dots and draw two arrowheads on both sides to demonstrate that the line goes on.

Ivanna

2013-11-21 14:03:18 UTC

You need to have it in slope intercept form

Natalie Blandon

2013-11-21 14:04:07 UTC

First find the y intercept then the slope plot the y intercept and from that point use the slope.