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1 SEMESTER 2 FINAL CHAPTER 5 REVIEW
2 Graphing Using a Chart 1) Graph y = 2x 3 x y y-axis x-axis
3 2) Graph the linear equation. y = x+ 4 y-axis x y x-axis
4 Graphing Horizontal and Vertical Lines 5) y = 4 y-axis x y x-axis
5 Graphing Horizontal and Vertical Lines 6) x = 3 y-axis x y x-axis
6 SLOPE OF A LINE Rise Run slope = rise run
7 SLOPE OF A LINE
8 Find the slope of each line. 7) 8) slope = rise run 9) 10)
9 SLOPE FORMULA y y m = x x Find the slope between the two points: 11)(, 0 7) and ( 4, 1) 12) ( 25, ) and ( 95, )
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13 7) 2x-3y == 9 x==2y+2 8) x+ y == -4 -x+2y==13
14 9) x-2y==6 2x+ y == 7 10) 7x+5y == 2 x-y==2
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