Unit 3: Graphs and functions
3.7 Graphing Linear Functions
Model real situations with linear functions: write the function, explain slope and intercepts, make predictions, and state a sensible domain and range.
Covered in classSkills in this lesson
51 practice questions| Skill | Type | Mastery |
|---|---|---|
| Graph a linear function; decide from a table or graph whether a situation is linear 3.7-a | Graphing, Word problem | Not practised yet |
| Name the slope and y-intercept in a scenario, with units, and say what each means 3.7-b | Word problem | Not practised yet |
| Write the function from a scenario: starting value and rate, two data points, or a partly filled table 3.7-c | Word problem | Not practised yet |
| Write a standard-form equation for two quantities with a fixed total 3.7-d | Word problem | 1 answered |
| Use the function to predict an output or to find the input for a target output 3.7-e | Word problem | Not practised yet |
| Find the x- and y-intercepts and say what they mean in the scenario 3.7-f | Word problem | Not practised yet |
| State the domain and range that make sense in the scenario 3.7-g | Word problem | Not practised yet |