Algebra Unit 2: Linear Equations 2 Variables

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The links below connect resources to specific learning objectives from the unit.
Learning Objectives
At the completion of this unit, I
should
Know
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Vocabulary involving equations of

lines
How to find slope
Different forms of linear equations
The properties of a scatter plot
Vocabulary associated with bivariate
data

Be able to
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Identify the slope of a line from a

graph, from points, from a table, and
from an equation
Graph a line from a table, from a
point and slope, from slope-intercept
form, from standard form, and from
x- and y-intercepts
Write the equation of a line given the
slope and y-intercept
Write the equation of a line given a
point and a slope.
Write the equation of a line given two
points
Change the equation of a line into
different forms (slope-intercept, point
slope, h,k form)
Model linear function problems

These resources are intended to be supplemental and are helpful for review, study,
or catching up after absences.

Vocabulary Quizlet
Equations of Lines Website
Equations of Lines 2 Website
Scatterplot website
Bivariate data flashcards

Slope From Points

Slope From a Graph or Equation
Slope From a Table
Graph From a Table
Graph From an Equation
Graph from Intercepts
Writing Equations of Lines Overview Video
Slope Intercept Form Video
Slope Intercept Form 2 Video
Point Slope Form Video
Standard Form Video
Switching Forms Video
Modeling Functions Video
Scatterplot video
Correlation coefficient website

Drawing a line of best fit video

Write the equation of a line of best fit video
numerically, graphically, and
algebraically
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Create a scatter plot and identify the

Understand
- Identify the effect that changing
the slope and y-intercept have on
a graph and equation
- The different forms of linear
equations and when to use them

Vocabulary of equations of lines unit

Slope
y-intercept x-intercept points

standard form

points slope form