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9. Solve problems involving relationships using graphing technology and pencil-and-paper techniques
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Graphing linear functions using table of values
What You'll Learn
Create a table of values by selecting x-values and calculating corresponding y-values
Plot coordinate pairs from the table accurately on a coordinate plane
Connect plotted points to graph a linear function as a straight line
Simplify linear equations to slope-intercept form for easier calculations
What You'll Practice
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Building tables with positive and negative x-values for linear equations
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Graphing lines from equations like y = 3x - 1 using coordinate pairs
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Working with decimal y-values when graphing fractional slopes
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Simplifying standard form equations before creating tables
Why This Matters
Graphing linear functions using tables builds your foundation for understanding relationships between variables. This systematic approach helps you visualize equations, verify solutions, and prepares you for more advanced topics like systems of equations and functions in algebra and beyond.
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Linear Functions
Graphing
Coordinate Plane
Table of Values
Slope-Intercept Form
Plotting Points
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