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This document provides instructions for an extra credit activity involving linear equations and graphs. Students will make up their own linear equations, graph them, and write equations to match given graphs. They will check their work using online graphing calculators and symbolab. Students have the option to work with a partner and receive double extra credit if both complete the full activity.

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Webercise

This document provides instructions for an extra credit activity involving linear equations and graphs. Students will make up their own linear equations, graph them, and write equations to match given graphs. They will check their work using online graphing calculators and symbolab. Students have the option to work with a partner and receive double extra credit if both complete the full activity.

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Webercise Activity

For this extra credit activity you will make up your own linear equations and graphs. You will

utilize online graphing calculators to make graphs from linear equations and vice versa. All work

will be done using the computer, but final copy will be written down to be turned in during class

for extra credit.

1. Access Virtual Math to review what linear equations are and how to recheck your work. You

will need to know this for the end.

2. In your own words define what you think is a linear equation.

3. Make up three linear equations.

4. Solve your linear equations and show your work step-by-step.

5. With your linear equations draw a graph for each of them. If you need help use Symbolab to

check your work.

6. With your answers you received from your three equations go back and substitute those

numbers into the original equation. See if your answers are correct.

7. Next using Desmos make a vertical line, and copy down the graph you see. Repeat this for

three graphs total.

8. Now using your graphs, try to make a linear equation for each one. Working backwards from

the answer use it to make up an equation.

9. After making up an equation for each graph, solve the equations. Show your work!

10. If all answers match up, turn it in for extra credit!


*11. If you wish to work with a partner the work will be doubled, but each of you will receive

full amount of extra credit if fully completed.

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