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Linear equations serve as the foundation for higher mathematics, and these worksheets will fully prepare students for success in math and science. These equations are also useful and practical in everyday life. All aspects of graphing, slopes, and inequalities, as well as relations and functions, are covered in engaging ways that will sharpen student's knowledge of these fundamental concepts. Use the easy-to-use customizing tool to create worksheets or our available writing linear equations worksheet collection that are tailored to the specific needs of your students.
There are two methods for writing a line equation using information. Both work equally well, and unless instructed otherwise, you can use whichever method makes the most sense to you.
Method One: Using the slope-intercept form (y=mx+b) and calculating "b."
Method Two: Point-Slope Form
This method may be less confusing, but you must remember a formula in order to use it.
Point-Slope Form ► (y−y1) = m(x−x1)
About this writing linear equations worksheet collection
This writing linear equations worksheet set is all about writing linear equations. You'll be asked to solve perpendicular equations, determine parallel equations, and find a linear equation given two points.
Writing linear equations worksheet objectives
You will be tested on the following topics in particular:
- Determining the equation of a line given its slope and y-intercept
- Calculating the slope of a line
- Figuring out what equation is perpendicular to another
Practiced Skills
- Reading comprehension entails extracting the most important information from the associated algebra lesson.
- Problem-solving entails applying previously acquired knowledge to solve linear equation problems.
- Recall the information you've learned about the slope and the y-intercept.
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