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WORKSHEETS Topic: Writing Linear Equation

Week#2 Standard Form into Slope-


October 14 – 18, 2024 Intercept Form and Vice-versa

SHOW YOUR COMPLETE A. Transform Standard Form to


SOLUTION Slope Intercept Form
1 Whole Sheet of Paper 1. 3 x−2 y=−16
2. 9 x−7 y =−7
Topic: Finding Solutions of the 3. x−3 y=6
Line 4. 4 x− y=1
5. 6 x +5 y=−15
A. Check if the following ordered
pairs are the solution of the linear B. Transform Slope-Intercept Form
equations in two variables. Write to Standard Form
TRUE if the ordered pairs are the 1. y=x −4
solution of the line, FALSE if 2. y=5 x−1
otherwise. 5
3. y= x −3
2
1. y=3 x + 4 ;(2 , 10) 1
4. y= x−1
2. 5 x+ 4 y =8 ;(4 ,−3) 2
3. 7 x−4 y=13 ;(3 ,2) −1
5. y= x +1
4. 4 x−5 y=−21 ;(−4 , 1) 4
5. x−6 y =18 ;(0 ,−3)
Topic: Finding and Describing
the Slope of the Line
B. Find the missing solutions of
linear equations. Get the slope of the following
given. Then, identify the trend of
1. 2 x+ y=13 the line.
a. (0, y)
b. (x, 4) A. Using Two Points
c. (x, -1)
1. ( 1 , 6 )∧(3 , 8)
2. x−2 y=−6 2. ( 2 , 5 )∧(4 ,7)
3. ( 5 , 6 )∧(7 , 10)
x y 4. ( 0 , 5 )∧(2 ,5)
0 5. ( 5 , 5 )∧(8 , 8)
-1
-2 B. Using Standard Form
1
2 1. 3 x−2 y=−16
2. 9 x−7 y =−7
3. x−3 y=6
4. 4 x− y=1
5. 6 x +5 y=−15

C. Using Slope-Intercept Form

1. y=x −4
2. y=5 x−1
5
3. y= x −3
2
1
4. y= x−1
2
−1
5. y= x +¿
4
WORKSHEETS
Week#3
October 21 – 25, 2024

SHOW YOUR COMPLETE SHOW YOUR COMPLETE


SOLUTION SOLUTION

1 Whole Sheet of Paper 1 Whole Sheet of Paper

Topic: Finding the Equation of a


Line Topic: Graphing Linear
Equation
A. Given Any Two points
Directions: Use 1 Graphing
1. ( 1 , 6 )∧(3 , 8) Paper for each method. Label
2. ( 2 , 5 )∧(4 ,7) the line based on its given#1
3. ( 5 , 6 )∧(7 , 10) for A and B. Label the line of C
4. ( 0 , 5 )∧(2 ,5) to its slope-intercept form.
5. ( 5 , 5 )∧(8 , 8)
. A. Given Any Two points
B. Given a Slope and a point
1. ( 1 , 6 )∧(3 , 8)
1. m=−3 , (−2 , 4) 2. ( 2 , 5 )∧(4 ,7)
2. m=2 ,(−3 ,3) 3. ( 5 , 6 )∧(7 , 10)
1 4. ( 0 , 5 )∧(2 ,5)
3. m= ,(4 , 5)
2 5. ( 5 , 5 )∧(8 , 8)
2 .
4. m= ,(−5 , 6)
5 B. Given a Slope and a point
−2
5. m= , (5 ,2)
3 1. m=−3 , (−2 , 4)
2. m=2 ,(−3 ,3)
C. Given Slope and y-intercept 1
3. m= ,(4 , 5)
2
1. y=x −4 2
2. y=5 x−1 4. m= ,(−5 , 6)
5
5 −2
3. y= x −3 5. m= , (5 ,2)
2 3
1
4. y= x−1
2 C. Given Slope and y-intercept
−1
5. y= x +1
4 1. y=x −4
2. y=5 x−1
5
3. y= x −3
2
1
4. y= x−1
2
−1
5. y= x +1
4

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