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CHAPTER 8 Section 8-1 – 8-5 INTRODUCTION TO FUNCTIONS GRADS I. Major Topics 1. Solve equations in two variables, given the domain 2. Graph linear equations 3. Use Standard form of the line and slope-intercept form of the line to determine slope and and y intercept of the line and graph the line. II. Objectives By the end of this unit students will be able to 1. solve equations in two variables over given domains of the variables 2. graph ordered pairs 3. graph linear equations 4. find the slope and y intercept, given the equation of a line 5. find the equation of a line, given the slope and y intercept 6. determine the slope and y intercept of a line, given two points that satisfy the equation of the line. 7. given two lines that are parallel, the equation of one of the lines and a point on the other line, find the equation of the second line. 8. given two lines that are perpendicular, the equation of one of the lines and a point on the other line, find the equation of the second line. 9. find the equation of the line, given the slope and one point on the line, or two points on the line. III. Vocabulary By the end of this unit the student should be able to define the following math terms: Ordered Pair, domain, range, abscissa, ordinate, plotting points, horizontal axis, vertical axis, quadrant, origin, coordinate plane, Cartesian Plane, linear equation, standard form of the line – Ax+By = C, slope, slope-intercept form of the line – y=mx + b, rise/run, perpendicular, parallel, intercept IV. Homework All homework is from the written exercises, unless otherwise indicated. 1. Page 351 3-39 multiples of 3 2. Pg 357 13-24, 27-45 multiples of 3 3. Pg 363 ORALS 1-10 4. Pg 363 Written 3-42 multiples of 3 5. Pg 368 3-42 multiples of 3 6. Pg 370 3-15 multiples of 3, 16. 7. Pg 372 3-42 multiples of 3