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Take a computer and sign on to IXL.com
Take out your review packet and open your notebook to a
clean page.
Chapter 1
• Writing algebraic expression in English (1-1)• Writing and evaluating expressions (1-2)• Simplifying expressions (1-4)• Expressing relations (1-6)
Chapter 1 Vocabulary
Coefficient• The coefficient of is .
Vertical Line Test• Use the vertical line test to
determine if a relation is a function
Chapter 2
• Solving one-step equations (2-2)• Solving equations with variables on both sides
(2-4)• Solving proportions (2-6)• Percent change (2-7)
Chapter 3 Vocabulary
Slope• Any two points on a non-
vertical line can be used to determine the slope
Direct Variation Equation• The graph of any direct
variation equation passes through the point (0,0)
Chapter 4
• Slope-Intercept Form (4-1)• Point Slope Form (4-3)• Parallel/ perpendicular lines (4-4)• Lines of best fit / Correlation (4-5 & 4-6)• Inverse Functions (4-7)
Chapter 4 Vocabulary
• Point slope form– An equation in the form y-y1=m(x-x1)
• Slope intercept form– An equation in the form y=mx+b
• Linear Regression– A computer algorithm to find a precise best-fit line
• Linear Extrapolation– The process of using a linear equation to make
predictions about values that are beyond the range of the data
Chapter 5
• Multi-Step Inequalities (5-3)• Compound Inequalities (5-4)• Absolute Value Inequalities (5-5)• Graphing Two Variable Inequalities (5-6)
Chapter 5 Vocabulary
• Intersection– The graph of the compound inequality containing the word
and shows the intersection of the individual graphs• Union
– The graph of the compound inequality containing the word or shows the union of the individual graphs
• Boundary– The graph of inequalities containing > or < do NOT include
the boundary.– The graphs of inequalities containing include the
boundary.
Chapter 6 Vocabulary
• Standard Form– An equation of the form Ax + By = C
• Inconsistent– A system of equations that has no solution
• Consistent– A system of equations that has at least one
solution