2.21 Flashcards - Linear Relationships

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Pre-Algebra Linear Relationships Flashcards

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If you have a constant rate of change, what does the graphed line look like?

A straight line

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If you have a straight line graphed, what will you notice in the table of values?

There will be a constant rate of change in both the x and y variables

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What is the y-intercept?

The place on the y-axis where the line crosses or intersects with it.

Also referred to as ā€œbā€.

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What does the ā€œInitial Valueā€ represent?

the y-intercept, or ā€œbā€

(itā€™s the starting point on the y-axis)

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What does the ā€œrate of changeā€ represent?

The slope, or ā€œmā€

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What does ā€œconstant of proportionalityā€ or ā€œproportionality constantā€ represent?

the slope, or rate of change, or 'ā€œmā€

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What is the slope-intercept form of a line?

y = mx + b

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What is the general formula for finding the slope?

ā€œchange in y OVER the change in xā€

<p>ā€œchange in y OVER the change in xā€</p>
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How do you find the slope from two points?

y2 - y1 OVER x2 - x1

(Subtract the y-values to get your numerator, and subtract the x-values to get your denominator)

<p>y<sub>2</sub> - y<sub>1</sub> OVER x<sub>2</sub> - x<sub>1</sub></p><p></p><p><em><sub>(Subtract the y-values to get your numerator, and subtract the x-values to get your denominator)</sub></em></p>
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<p>Lines that increase left to right have what kind of slopes?</p>

Lines that increase left to right have what kind of slopes?

Positive

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<p>Lines that decrease left to right have what kind of slopes?</p>

Lines that decrease left to right have what kind of slopes?

Negative