Linear equations
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2x – 3y = 12
This is a linear equation. I can tell from the graph because it’s a straight line. I can tell from the equation because there aren’t exponents
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y – 3= 4 (x + 1)
This is a linear equation. I can tell from the graph because it forms a straight line. I can tell by the equation because it follows the form of our linear equation.
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y = 2x (x is exponent)
This is a non-linear equation. I can tell from the graph because it’s a big curve. I can tell from the equation because it doesn’t match our forms of linear equations.
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x2 + y2= 16
This is not a linear equation. I can tell from the graph because it is a circle and isnt a line. I can tell from the equation because it doesn’t match our linear form.
Self reflection
• I explored mathematical ideas using technology when I completed this assignment today on DESMOS
• I analyzed data and used criteria to draw conclusions when I wrote my understanding of the graphs and equations.
• I justified my conclusions with evidence when I gave reasonings for my explanation.