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    The document provides instructions for identifying the slope and y-intercept of lines from equations, including lines with special cases like being horizontal or vertical. It contains 6 problems - the first 4 involve identifying slope and y-intercept from graphs, while the last 2 involve isolating y from equations and determining slope and y-intercept from the rules. The goal is to practice writing equations of lines from their graphical and algebraic representations.

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    The document provides instructions for identifying the slope and y-intercept of lines from equations, including lines with special cases like being horizontal or vertical. It contains 6 problems - the first 4 involve identifying slope and y-intercept from graphs, while the last 2 involve isolating y from equations and determining slope and y-intercept from the rules. The goal is to practice writing equations of lines from their graphical and algebraic representations.

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    Exceptions in The Equation of A Line Practice Problems

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    The document provides instructions for identifying the slope and y-intercept of lines from equations, including lines with special cases like being horizontal or vertical. It contains 6 problems - the first 4 involve identifying slope and y-intercept from graphs, while the last 2 involve isolating y from equations and determining slope and y-intercept from the rules. The goal is to practice writing equations of lines from their graphical and algebraic representations.

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    Exceptions in the Equation of a Straight Line

    (horizontal, vertical, don’t see an “a” value, don’t see a “b” value)

    1. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:

    2. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:

    3. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:
    Exceptions in the Equation of a Straight Line
    (horizontal, vertical, don’t see an “a” value, don’t see a “b” value)

    1. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:

    2. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:

    3. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:
    4. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:

    5. Isolate ‘y’ in the following equation, then identify the slope and y-intercept of the rule:

    !" + !" = !

    6. Isolate ‘y’ in the following equation, then identify the slope and y-intercept of the rule:

    !" − !" – !" = !


    4. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line in the Cartesian-grid below:

    5. Isolate ‘y’ in the following equation, then identify the slope and y-intercept of the rule:

    !" + !" = !

    6. Isolate ‘y’ in the following equation, then identify the slope and y-intercept of the rule:

    !" − !" – !" = !

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