Core Focus on Linear Equations

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Core Focus on Linear Equations Lesson 3.2 Core Focus on Linear Equations Writing Linear Equations for Graphs

Warm-Up Solve each equation for x. 11 = 2x – 9 x = 10 –3 = x + 4

Writing Linear Equations for Graphs Lesson 3.2 Writing Linear Equations for Graphs Write a linear equation for a given graph.

Explore! Find The Equation Stacey and Mario like to go to the coffee shop before school. They decided to conduct an experiment to study the rate at which their coffees cool when left untouched on the table. The graph on the right shows the information they gathered. Step 1 What is the real-world meaning of the point (0, 160)? How about the point (10, 120)? Step 2 Use the slope formula (below) to find the slope of the line. Does it matter which points from the graph you use in the formula?

Explore! Find The Equation Step 3 What is the real-world meaning of the slope? Step 4 What is the y-intercept of this graph? Step 5 Write an equation in slope-intercept form that represents this graph. Step 6 Use your equation to determine the temperature of the coffee after 12 minutes. Step 7 According to Stacey and Mario’s experiment, the coffee continued to cool at the same rate every minute that passed. Do you think the coffee will continue to cool at this rate if the coffee is left on the table for one hour? Verify your theory using your equation.

Writing a Linear Equation from a Graph Locate the y-intercept on the graph. Find the slope of the line. Write the equation in slope-intercept form, y = mx + b. Remember… The y-intercept can be determined by locating the point where the graph crosses the y-axis (0, b). The slope must be calculated using a slope triangle or the slope formula. When dealing with real-world graphs, the y-intercept is referred to as the start value and the slope is called the rate of change.

Example 1 Determine the slope and y-intercept of each graph. Write the equation for each graph in slope-intercept form. a. The line crosses the y-axis at 1 so b = 1. The slope triangle shows that m = . The equation in slope-intercept form is: y-intercept

Example 1 Continued… Determine the slope and y-intercept of each graph. Write the equation for each graph in slope-intercept form. b. The line crosses the y-axis at 4 so b = 4. The slope triangle shows that m = . The equation in slope-intercept form is:

Example 1 Continued… Determine the slope and y-intercept of each graph. Write the equation for each graph in slope-intercept form. c. The line crosses the y-axis at – 4 so b = –4. The slope triangle shows that . The equation in slope-intercept form is: 0x means 0  x which equals 0.

Example 2 Zach enjoys running each day after school. The graph below represents the distance Zach has traveled based on the number of minutes he has been running. a. Find the slope-intercept equation that represents the situation shown on the graph. The line crosses the y-axis at 0 so b = 0. The two marked points are (8, 1) and (16, 2). Use the slope formula to calculate the slope. The slope-intercept equation is

Example 2 Continued… Zach enjoys running each day after school. The graph below represents the distance Zach has traveled based on the number of minutes he has been running. b. Use your equation to determine how far Zach will have gone in 28 minutes. Since the x-values represent minutes, substitute 28 for x to determine how far Zach runs in 28 minutes. Zach runs 3.5 miles in 28 minutes.

Multiply by the reciprocal. Example 2 Continued… Zach enjoys running each day after school. The graph below represents the distance Zach has traveled based on the number of minutes he has been running. c. Use your equation to determine how long it will take Zach to run 10 miles. Since the y-values represent miles, substitute 10 for y to determine how Zach’s 10 mile run will take 80 minutes (one hour and twenty minutes). Multiply by the reciprocal.

Communication Prompt Describe a real-world situation that would be shown on a discrete graph. Explain your reasoning.

Exit Problems Write the linear equation for each graph. 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. y = 3x − 2