Slope
Graphing
Linear Equations
Functions
Other
100
The definition of slope
What is change in rise over change in run
100
in quadrant I the x and y value are both
What is positive
100
what do you get when you graph a linear equation
What is a straight line
100
True or False a non-linear equation is always a function
What is false
100
two lines with the same slope
What is parallel
200
Slope is a fraction, what is another name for the demoninator
What is run
200
What is the sign of the x and y value when the point is in the third quadrant
What is negative
200
what is the minimum number of points you need when you are graphing a linear equation
What is 2
200
the domain is the same as which coordinate
What is x
200
the test to determine is an equation is a function
What is vertical line
300
A horizontal line has what kind of slope
What is zero
300
when you are graphing what coordinate do you start with
What is x
300
In the slope intercept form, the b stands for
What is y intercept
300
in the following ordered pairs find the range (1, 2), (2, 4), (4, 7)
What is 7 - 2 = 5
300
what is the product of the slope of two perpendicular lines
What is -1
400
The four possible types of slope
What is positive, negative, zero, and undefined
400
If you are graphing using the intercepts you where will your two points be
What is y and the x axis
400
the slope and the y intercept of this equation are y = -1/2x
What is -1/2 and 0
400
definition of a function
What is a correspondence between the domain and range, such that each member of the domain corresponds to exactly one member of the range
400
the graph of f(x) = |x - 2|
What is v nonlinear
500
the type of line that has an undefined slope
What is vertical
500
Name the three ways to graph
What is intercepts, finding points, and y intercept form
500
the slope and the y intercept of the below equation are 2x + 6y = -24
What is slope = - 1/3 y intercept (0, -4)
500
is this a function, why or why not (1, 2), (2, 3), (4,3), (1, 5)
What is no
500
the formula to find the equation of a line
What is y - y1 = m(x - x1)
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