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Relationships between two variables can be represented in multiple ways.

How can I represent How can I represent a function How can I classify How can I use graphs
to help me solve
patterns using using a graph, a table, and/or algebraic inequalities and
algebra? an equation? relationships? systems of equations?

9.1.1 ʹ Interpret 8.3.4 ʹ Translate between various 8.3.7 ʹ Identify,


patterns found in representations of a linear function compare and 8.3.3 ʹ Solve and
sequences, tables, contrast functions graph linear
9.1.4 ʹ Translate between representations of
and other forms of as linear or non- inequalities in two
functions that depict real-world situations.
quantitative linear. variables
9.3.6 ʹ Interpret various relations in multiple
information using 9.3.7 ʹ Determine 9.3.9 - Solve
representations.
variables or function domain and range systems of linear
notation. 8.3.6 ʹ Analyze the graph of a linear function of a relation, equations/inequalit
to find solutions and intercepts determine ies in two variables.
9.3.1 ʹ Express a
generalization of a 9.1.6 ʹ Determine and interpret slope in whether a relation 8.3.1 - Find
pattern in various multiple contexts including rate of change in is a function solutions to
representations real-world problems. and/or evaluate a systems of two
including algebraic function at a linear equations in
9.1.5 ʹ Recognize and express the effect of
and function notation. specified rational two variables.
changing constants and/or coefficients in
value.
problem solving.
8.3.5 ʹ Determine the slope of a line from an
equation, two given points, a table or a graph
9.3.8 ʹ Determine the equation of a line
and/or graph a linear equation.
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9.1.1 ʹ Interpret
Generalize a visual pattern using function notation patterns found in
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and/or variables. sequences, tables, and


other forms of Growth Patterns
quantitative information
using variables or F(x) = 2x ʹ 1
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function notation. Y = 2x - 1
Generalize a numerical pattern using function
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notation and/or variables. How can I represent


patterns using Function notation
9.3.1 ʹ Express a algebra? example:
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generalization of a f(x) = 2x +3.


pattern in various
Generalize a pattern in an input/output table using representations Variable example:
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function notation and/or variables. including algebraic and y = 2x + 3


function notation.

Interim Assessment I Interim Assessment


(Numbers and Operations and Algebra 1)
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8.3.4 ʹ Translate between
Create a graph of a function (linear or nonlinear) various representations *Note: Teaching students Linksheets
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from an equation or a table by plotting points. of a linear function how to translate to and
from various
9.1.4 ʹ Translate between representations of a
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representations of function should be very


functions that depict real- fluid. It is best not to give
Create a graph of a real-world function (linear or world situations. specific strategies until
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nonlinear) from an equation or a table by plotting How can I represent students have attempted
points. 9.3.6 ʹ Interpret various a function using a to represent a function in
relations in multiple graph, a table, as many ways as possible
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representations. and/or an equation? using the knowledge that


Match the graph of a function to the correct they already have.
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equation and/or table of values. 9.3.8 ʹ V     Linksheets are essential to

  
  
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graph a linear equation. the fluidity between the
different representations.
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Match the graph of a function to the correct Function


equation and/or table of values. Graph
Table of values
Linear Quiz
Assessment/Benchmark Focus Non-linear
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8.3.4, 9.1.4, 9.3.6 (Multiple
Determine the slope, x-intercept, and y-intercept Representations) Slope-intercept form:
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of the graph of a linear function. y = mx + b


8.3.6 ʹ Analyze the graph
Write an equation when given a line using slope- of a linear function to find Slope
intercept form. solutions and intercepts y-intercept
x-intercept
Interpret the slope of a linear function as the rate 9.1.6 ʹ Determine and Coefficient
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of change. interpret slope in multiple Constant


contexts including rate of Input
Determine the slope and y-intercept of the graph change in real-world Output
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of a linear function problems. Rate of change


How can I represent
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Change in x
Determine the slope of an equation (the 9.1.5 ʹ Recognize and a function using a Change in y
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coefficient), a table (the change in y as x increases express the effect of graph, a table, Rise
by 1) and a graph (rise/run). changing constants and/or Run
and/or an equation?
coefficients in problem
solving.

8.3.5 ʹ Determine the


Determine the slope of a line when given two
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points. slope of a line from an


equation, two given points,
Interpret slope in real-world problems as the rate a table or a graph
of change.
9.3.8 ʹ Determine the
equation of a line and/or
Recognize and express the effect of changing
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graph a linear equation.


constants and coefficients in problem solving.

Represent a linear function using an equation, a


table of values, and a graph.
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8.3.4, 9.1.4, 9.3.6 (Multiple
Represent a linear function in multiple ways. Representations)
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8.3.6 ʹ Analyze the graph


of a linear function to find
solutions and intercepts

9.1.6 ʹ Determine and


Represent a linear function in multiple ways.
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interpret slope in multiple


contexts including rate of
change in real-world
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problems.
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How can I represent


Represent a linear function in multiple ways. 9.1.5 ʹ Recognize and a function using a
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express the effect of graph, a table,


changing constants and/or
and/or an equation?
coefficients in problem
solving.

Assessment 8.3.5 ʹ Determine the


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slope of a line from an


equation, two given points,
a table or a graph

9.3.8 ʹ Determine the


Assessment Reflection equation of a line and/or
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graph a linear equation.


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Examples of relations:
Define function, domain, and range. 8.3.7 ʹ Identify,
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compare and contrast


Determine if a mapping is a function or not. functions as linear or
non-linear.

Determine the domain and range of a function.


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9.3.7 ʹ Determine
Determine if a graph is a function or not by using
domain and range of a How can I classify
the vertical line test.
relation, determine algebraic
whether a relation is a relationships?
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Define and identify linear functions. function and/or evaluate


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a function at a specified
rational value.

Identify, compare, and contrast functions as linear


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or non-linear.
Function ʹ a relation between two variables where
each input is associated with exactly one output.

Domain ʹ all of the inputs


Benchmark Focus
Range ʹ all of the outputs
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A mapping is a function if: for each value of x, there


can only be one y.

A graph is a function if and only if it passes the


vertical line test.
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Benchmark Focus
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Benchmark Focus
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Benchmark Focus
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Graph linear inequalities in two variables. 8.3.3 ʹ Solve and graph Inequality
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linear inequalities in two


November 2010

variables Solid line (a, ш, =)


Dashed line (<, >)

System of equations
Solve and graph linear inequalities in two variables.
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How can I use


graphs to help me
solve inequalities
Solve and graph linear inequalities in two variables. and systems of
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equations?
Determine if an ordered pair is a solution to an
inequality by consulting the graph of the solution
set.
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Solve a system of equations by graphing. 8.3.1 - Find solutions to


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(example: y = 4x ʹ 1; y = x + 10) systems of two linear Point of intersection (If


equations in two two lines are graphed, the
variables. point of intersection is the
solution of the system)
Solve a system of linear inequalities by graphing.
9.3.9 - Solve systems of
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linear
equations/inequalities in
two variables.
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9.3.9 - Solve systems of How can I use
Convert an equation in standard form into an linear graphs to help me Standard Form:
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equation in slope-intercept form. equations/inequalities in solve inequalities Ax + By = C


two variables. and systems of
equations? Slope-intercept form:
y = mx + b
Convert an equation in standard form into an 8.3.5 ʹ Determine the
equation in slope-intercept form. slope of a line from an
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equation, two given


Find the slope of an equation in standard form by
points, a table or a graph
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converting it into slope-intercept form.


December 2010

Solve systems of equations by graphing. (Example:


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2y + 4x = 10; 3y = 9x ʹ 15)

Benchmark Focus
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Benchmark Focus
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Benchmark Focus
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Final Exam
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December 2010

Exam Reflection and Goal Setting


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Exam Reflection and Goal Setting


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