Linear and Absolute Value Functions Linear Functions Are
Linear and Absolute Value Functions
Linear Functions •
Are these equations linear?
Finding Slope • To find slope (rate of change): – From 2 points—use point-slope formula – From a graph—use rise/run – From an equation—put in slope intercept form – Slope formula:
Find the slope given the following 2 points
Find the slope from the graph
Do these ordered pairs represent linear functions? •
Can a linear equation be used to solve the following problems? 1. A phone company charges $0. 85 for 5 minutes and $1. 10 for 10 minutes. How much will a 20 minute phone call cost? 2. If a projectile is traveling at an initial velocity of 96 ft/sec, how many seconds after launch is the projectile 128 feet above the ground. 3. The hypotenuse of a right triangle is 4 in long. One leg is 1 in longer than the other. Find the lengths of the legs.
Writing Equations of Lines • To write the equation of a line, you must know a point and the slope • Use the point slope formula to write the equation • Put the final equation in slope intercept form
Write the equation of the line • From a point and the slope
Write the equation of the line • From 2 points—must find the slope first
Parallel lines • Parallel lines have the same slope • To write the equation of a line given the parallel line, use the same slope
Parallel lines • To write the equation of a line given the parallel line, use the same slope
Perpendicular lines • Perpendicular lines have opposite reciprocal slopes • To write the equation of a line given the perpendicular line, flip the slope and change the sign
Perpendicular lines • To write the equation of a line given the perpendicular line, flip the slope and change the sign
Perpendicular lines • To write the equation of a line given the perpendicular line, flip the slope and change the sign
Absolute Value Functions • Functions that contain absolute value expressions • Must do two cases to solve—once the abs value is by itself • Absolute value can never equal a negative number because it represents the distance from zero on a number line • Check solutions!!
Solve
Solve
Solve
Graph and Solve
Graph and Solve •
Graph and Solve •
Graph and Solve
Absolute Value Inequalities • Inequalities containing an absolute value expression • Solve just like an absolute value equation • Just remember < “and” > “or” • Special cases when < or > a negative #
Solve and graph. Describe the solution set. •
Solve and graph. Describe the solution set.
Solve and graph. Describe the solution set.
Solve and graph. Describe the solution set.
Solve and graph. Describe solution sets.
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