
Graphing Linear Equations Concepts

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Amelia Wright
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Mathematics
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6th - 8th Grade
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3 plays
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Medium
07:40
10 questions
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of selecting more than two input values when graphing a linear equation?
To make the process faster
To check for errors in calculations
To ensure the line is straight
To make the graph more colorful
2.
Multiple Choice
Why is it recommended to include zero as one of the input values?
It is always the midpoint
It simplifies calculations
It makes the graph symmetrical
It is the only value that works
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Multiple Choice
What is the next step after substituting input values into the equation?
Plotting the points on the graph
Finding the slope of the line
Recording the output values in a table
Writing the equation in slope-intercept form
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Multiple Choice
How do you form ordered pairs from the table of values?
By subtracting the output from the input
By multiplying the input and output values
By pairing each input with its corresponding output
By adding the input and output values
5.
Multiple Choice
What is the significance of plotting three points when graphing a line?
To create a triangle
To ensure the points form a straight line
To find the midpoint of the line
To make the graph more detailed
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