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    The document provides instructions for graphing linear equations. It defines key terms like functions, inputs, outputs, domains, and ranges. It explains that a linear equation involves x and y but not x^2 or y^2. The shape of graphs depends on whether x and y are squared - linear for no squares, parabolic for one square, and circular for two squares. Examples are given of linear, absolute value, and quadratic equations and their corresponding graph shapes.

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    Math Notes 4-6

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    The document provides instructions for graphing linear equations. It defines key terms like functions, inputs, outputs, domains, and ranges. It explains that a linear equation involves x and y but not x^2 or y^2. The shape of graphs depends on whether x and y are squared - linear for no squares, parabolic for one square, and circular for two squares. Examples are given of linear, absolute value, and quadratic equations and their corresponding graph shapes.

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    Math Notes 4-6

    Graph a linear equation Mrs. Jennifer Johnson

    1. Objective: Graph a linear equation. 2. Function when the relationship of one thing depends on another. 3. Input (x axis) What you plus in. 4. Output (y axis)The answer you get after you plug in. 5. Domain ( x-axis) The input values. 6. Range (y axis) The output values. 7. Linear equation x and y is never squared. Examples: 2x + 1 = y y=3x + 8 8. If x is squared, the graph will be in the shape of a u (parabola). 9. If x and y are squared, the shape of th graph will be a circle. 10. Absolute value equations are in the shape of a v. 11. Predict the shape of the following graphs. (x + 2 +(y-2 Circle Line

    2x + 7y = 9

    Math Notes 4-6


    Graph a linear equation Mrs. Jennifer Johnson

    y=3 y=| |

    Parabola v shape Line

    y = 9x +2

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