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1.

Put the items in order below to take a point and a slope and turn it into a slope-intercept form equation.

  1. Get y alone but adding or subtracting the number on the left side

  2. Input m and (x₁,y1) into the point-slope equation. Covert any double negative signs to positives

  3. Distribute the slope over the parentheses

  4. Rearrange so the equation looks like "y=mx + b"

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2.

What is the equation of the line above? Write in point-slope form.

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3.

Write the equation of the line above.

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4.

Write in slope intercept form:

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5.

Write in slope intercept form:

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6.

Write in point-slope form. Simplify your answer entirely.

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7.

Write in point-slope form. Simplify your answer entirely.

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8.

Write in point-slope form. Simplify your answer entirely.

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9.

Problem 5 Got It? Graph the linear equation.

Be sure to include relevant graph detail: label axes, indicate units on both axes, and use arrows to represent end behavior, as appropriate.

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10.

Problem 5 Got It? Graph the linear equation.

Be sure to include relevant graph detail: label axes, indicate units on both axes, and use arrows to represent end behavior, as appropriate.