True or False: The equation below represents a linear equation
y=3x-5
True
Does x=-1 satisfy the equation:
3x+9=0
No
What are the names of the two perpendicular lines that make up the coordinate plane?
X-axis & Y-axis
What is the minimum number of points needed on a coordinate plane to graph a linear equation?
2
Solve:
x+4=10
x=6
Does the graph of a straight diagonal line represent a linear or nonlinear relationship? If linear, why?
Yes - in order for there to be a linear representation on a graph, it must be a straight continuous line
Is the ordered pair (4, -2) a solution to
y+2=x-4
Yes
What is the name of the point on the coordinate plane where the two main axes intersect one another?
Origin
A table shows the ordered pairs (1, 3), (2, 5), and the last one is (3, 7). What is happening to the y-values.
The y-values are increasing by 2 every time
4x+3=-15, what is the value of x
x = -4.5
What is the rule regarding a table of values when discussing whether or not a linear relationship DOES exist?
Which of these points is a solution to the linear equation: y=-3x+12
A) (8, 3) B) (0, 3) C) (2, 6)
C) (2, 6)
What are the names of the four main sections on a coordinate plane? After naming all four, write on your whiteboard the difference between all four.
Quadrant I: (+, +)
Quadrant II: (-, +)
Quadrant III: (-, -)
Quadrant IV: (+, -)
If a graph shows a horizontal line, what is true about the y-values?
The y-values remain constant regardless of the x-value
Solve for the variable:
4(b-2)=20
b = 7
Linear or Nonlinear? Show work to receive the points.

Yes
x-values: increase by 1
y-values: increase by 3
The equation 2x-y=10 has which of the following solutions?
A - (5, 0)
B - (7, 4)
C - (8, 6)
ALL OF THEM
What quadrant would you be in if you started at the point (2, 3) and reflected that point across the x-axis, then the y-axis, and shifted UP 6 units.
Quadrant II
Make a coordinate plane and label the following points: A (6, 8); B (-2, 3); C (-8, -5); D (9, -3.5); E (4, 0)
Solve: 3x+4=2x-6
x = -10
What is the equation of the linear representation below...

y=-1/2x+2
Which of the following points is a solution to the linear equation: 4x-3(2y-5)=1
A) (2.5, 2)
B) (4, 3.5)
C) (3, 5/3)
NONE
Is it possible for a linear equation to go through all 4 quadrants? DOUBLE POINTS IF YOU CAN CORRECTLY EXPLAIN THE CORRECT ANSWER
Why?... In order for it to be a straight continuous line, the x-values & y-values must change in a way that will always leave one combination of signs unaccounted for.
Is the slope of the line on the coordinate plane positive, negative, or undefined?
Negative
Solve the system of equations:
2x+y=11
x-y=1
x = 4, y = 3
(4, 3)