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Graphing Linear Equations

Learn how to graph linear equations on a Cartesian coordinate system with this helpful guide. Explore the y-axis, x-axis, quadrants, and the origin, and understand how to plot points and graph lines. Discover different methods to graph a line, including using a point and the slope or using two points on the line. Explore this free resource from World of Teaching to enhance your understanding of linear equations graphing.

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Graphing Linear Equations

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  1. Graphing Linear Equations Linear Equations can be graphed on a Cartesian Coordinate system

  2. y-axis x-axis Cartesian Coordinate system

  3. y-axis Quadrant II Quadrant I Origin x-axis Quadrant III Quadrant IV

  4. All points on a graph are plotted by first finding the x-coordinate and then the y-coordinate You always graph a point starting from the Origin All points are written in the form ( x , y )

  5. Quadrant II Quadrant I x is negative y is positive x is positive y is positive Quadrant III Quadrant IV x is negative y is negative x is positive y is negative

  6. Point (3,5)

  7. In order to graph a line, you need to know either: A point and the Slope of the line Two points on the line OR

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