Equations & Inequalities
Is it a function or not a function? How do you know?
Slope
Slope-Intercept Equation
Systems of Equations
100

3x + 2 < -2x - 3

x < -1

100

{(9,18), (0,36), (6,21), (6,22)}

Not a function; the x-value of 6 has two y-values

100

What is slope?

Change in y over change in x; rise over run; the steepness of a line

100

What is the slope-intercept equation?

y = mx + b

100

What is a system of equations?

Two equations that have the same two variables

200

8x - 2 = -9 + 7x

x = -7

200

{(-1,6), (4,2), (2,36)}

Function; every x-value has only one y-value

200

What equation do we use to find slope?

m = y2 - y1 / x2 - x1

200

What letter represents slope?

m

200

When we find solutions to a system of equations, what are we really finding?

All the points the lines have in common

300

-8 = -(x + 4)

x = 4

300

x         y

-7       2

11      4

0        6

11      8

0        10

Not a function; the x-value of 11 has two y-values (or, the x-value of 0 has two y-values)

300

What is the slope between (1,0) and (4,8)?

m = 8/3

300

What letter represents the y-intercept? 

b

300

What does one solution to a system of equations look like when graphed?

The lines cross each other

400

3x - 5 = -8(6 + 5x)

x = -1

400

x        y

14      5

15      10

16      15

17      10

18      5

Function; every x-value has only one y-value

400

What is the slope between (2,1) and (-4,0)

m = 1/6

400

What is the slope-intercept equation of a line with a slope of -2 and a y-intercept of -7?

y = -2x - 7

400

What does no solution to a system of equations look like when graphed?

The lines are parallel

500

-5(-2x - 1) > -(-2x + 3)

x > -1

500

{(-1,4), (4,-1), (2, 4), (2,-1)}

Not a function; the x-value of 2 has two y-values

500

What is the slope between (-3,-1) and (-5,-2)?

m = 1/2

500

What is the slope-intercept equation of a line with a slope of 3/5 and a y-intercept of -9?

y = 3/5x - 9

500

What does infinite solutions to a system of equations look like when graphed?

The lines are the exact same line