I've talked about the amazing slope intercept calculator at DadsWorksheets previously, but I'm really impressed with the new linear equations math worksheets just posted there.
When we're learning algebra, one of the first topics students encounter is graphing linear equations in slope intercept form. A key part of understand those equations involves understanding slope, and Dad has a collection of worksheets where students calculate slope from points. and determine the direction of slope. After that, students will usually be asked to find the equation of a line from two points.
Those are great starts, and once students understand the basics, graphing linear inequalities or solving systems of equations are the next steps down the path towards non-linear algebra topics.
You can navigate through all of these worksheet topics on Dad's linear equations worksheets page, and if you need more scratch paper for graphing, also be sure to check out his collection of blank coordinate plane PDFs.
Thanks for checking it out!
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
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