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Page 1: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Beware of the Sucker Answer

Make sure you answer the question that is asked

Double check the question before you fill in the bubble

Do the Easy Ones First Then go Back and do the Hard Ones

For Multiple Choice TestsbullCheck each answer ndash if impossible or silly cross it out

bullBack plug (substitute) ndash one of them has to be the answer

bullFor factoring ndash Work the problem backwards

bullSketch a picture

bullGraph the points

bullUse the y= function on calculator to match graphs

Read the directions

for the test carefully

Read each question carefully

FAQs

Number next to a Letter (variable) means Multiply

4x

If x = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

4(-3) = -12

12a + -2b

If a = 5 b = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

12(5) + -2(-3) = 66

So do numbers next to ( ) and letters next to letters xy = xy

4(x) = 4x

(-2)(a) = -2aab = ab

4f g = 4fg

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 2: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Do the Easy Ones First Then go Back and do the Hard Ones

For Multiple Choice TestsbullCheck each answer ndash if impossible or silly cross it out

bullBack plug (substitute) ndash one of them has to be the answer

bullFor factoring ndash Work the problem backwards

bullSketch a picture

bullGraph the points

bullUse the y= function on calculator to match graphs

Read the directions

for the test carefully

Read each question carefully

FAQs

Number next to a Letter (variable) means Multiply

4x

If x = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

4(-3) = -12

12a + -2b

If a = 5 b = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

12(5) + -2(-3) = 66

So do numbers next to ( ) and letters next to letters xy = xy

4(x) = 4x

(-2)(a) = -2aab = ab

4f g = 4fg

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 3: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

For Multiple Choice TestsbullCheck each answer ndash if impossible or silly cross it out

bullBack plug (substitute) ndash one of them has to be the answer

bullFor factoring ndash Work the problem backwards

bullSketch a picture

bullGraph the points

bullUse the y= function on calculator to match graphs

Read the directions

for the test carefully

Read each question carefully

FAQs

Number next to a Letter (variable) means Multiply

4x

If x = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

4(-3) = -12

12a + -2b

If a = 5 b = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

12(5) + -2(-3) = 66

So do numbers next to ( ) and letters next to letters xy = xy

4(x) = 4x

(-2)(a) = -2aab = ab

4f g = 4fg

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 4: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Read the directions

for the test carefully

Read each question carefully

FAQs

Number next to a Letter (variable) means Multiply

4x

If x = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

4(-3) = -12

12a + -2b

If a = 5 b = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

12(5) + -2(-3) = 66

So do numbers next to ( ) and letters next to letters xy = xy

4(x) = 4x

(-2)(a) = -2aab = ab

4f g = 4fg

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 5: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Read each question carefully

FAQs

Number next to a Letter (variable) means Multiply

4x

If x = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

4(-3) = -12

12a + -2b

If a = 5 b = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

12(5) + -2(-3) = 66

So do numbers next to ( ) and letters next to letters xy = xy

4(x) = 4x

(-2)(a) = -2aab = ab

4f g = 4fg

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 6: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

FAQs

Number next to a Letter (variable) means Multiply

4x

If x = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

4(-3) = -12

12a + -2b

If a = 5 b = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

12(5) + -2(-3) = 66

So do numbers next to ( ) and letters next to letters xy = xy

4(x) = 4x

(-2)(a) = -2aab = ab

4f g = 4fg

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 7: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Number next to a Letter (variable) means Multiply

4x

If x = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

4(-3) = -12

12a + -2b

If a = 5 b = -3

Then substitute amp multiply

12(5) + -2(-3) = 66

So do numbers next to ( ) and letters next to letters xy = xy

4(x) = 4x

(-2)(a) = -2aab = ab

4f g = 4fg

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 8: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Addition and Subtraction are snobs They just combine with their own kind They form cliques

3x ndash 3a + 7 + 6x + 2a = 9x ndash a + 7

4xsup2 + 6x +9 ndash 15x + 3xsup2 + 10 = 7xsup2 - 9x + 19

Thatrsquos Just How They Do Thatrsquos How It Is

Deal With It

Multiplication and Division are party animals They will do it with anyone2x 4y = 8xy a bc = abc 12xy4x = 3y

Understanding Algebraic Culture is the Key to Success

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 9: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

23 = 2 divide 3

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 10: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Numbers come with Signs (+ -)The sign is in front

Remember These are the same thing

5 ndash 3 = 25 + - 3 = 2

Because Subtraction is Adding the Opposite

If you are confused Circle the number amp the sign in front then do the math

2 ndash 56 + 7 ndash 8 ndash 10 = - 65

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 11: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

ABSOLUTE VALUE

The absolute value is always positive

The absolute value of 5 is 5The absolute value of -5 is 5

To solve drop the bars and make the inside number positive

Watch Out -6 = - 6 because the negative is lurking outside the bars

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 12: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

ALGEBRA OPPOSITES

Opposite of Multiplication is Division

25 4 = 100 100 divide 4 = 25

Positive Negative Numbers

The opposite of -5 is 5

The opposite of 6 is -6

Opposites add to zero

-4 + 4 = 0

Opposite of Addition is

Subtraction12 + 18 = 30

30 ndash 18 = 12

Opposite of Squaring is Square Rooting = 25 = 5

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 13: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Adding Negative numbers - Think MONEY $$$$$$ You wonrsquot miss it

Algebra Truths

UGLY numbers work the

same as PRETTY Numbers

You canrsquot add FROGS amp

SMILEY FACES

LETTERS amp NUMBERS

work the same

Simplifying is cleaning up

your room put all the

FROGS together amp all the

SMILEY FACES together

then do the Math

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 14: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

No Equal Sign Simplify It Combine Like TermsSimplifying is like cleaning up your room put all the FROGS (Variables) together and all the SMILEY FACES (Numbers) together then do the Math Donrsquot Forget Numbers come with Signs

4x -5 +6x +21 -8x

4x-5

+6x+21

-8x

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4x +6x -8x -5 +21

4x +6x -8x-5 +21

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2x +16

2x +16

You canrsquot add FROGS amp SMILEY FACES so you are finished Good Job

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 15: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Adding or Subtracting

If signs are the same add them and use the sign45 + 34 = 79 - 45 ndash 10 = -55

If signs are different subtract and use sign of larger number -18 + 8 = -10 60 ndash 20 = 40

Positive - dirt in the hole

Negative number -digging the hole

ndashPositive number dollars in your pocket Negative number dollars borrowed

Think temperature

Po

siti

ve i

s w

arm

ing

up

Neg

ative is coo

ling

off

Think moneyThink Holes

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 16: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Multiplying or Dividing

If signs are the same answer is positive4 8 = 32 -63 -7 = -9

If signs are different answer is negative-6 7 = -42 -100 10 = -10

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 17: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

THINK BIG MOUTH SHOUTING ldquoDO MEDO ME FIRSTrdquo

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3 (6x ndash 3) = 18x - 9

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 18: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Distribution PrincipleMultiply everything in parenthesis by number next

to parenthesis FIRST THING

Get them off the busSo they can play football

EXAMPLE 3( 6x ndash 3)

3

18x - 9

6xndash 3

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 19: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Example 2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Get the Teams off the Bus2(10x ndash 3) = 6x + 2

Line up the TeamsPenalty for off-sides ndash must change signs

Huddle up 14x = 14

Man on Man Defense 14x = 14 14 14

X = 1

Line of Scrimmage

20x ndash 6 = 6x + 8

20x ndash 6x = 8 + 6

Equation Solving

Think Football ndash Letters Vs Numbers

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 20: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

le rsaquo or lsaquo or geIf the equation has an Inequality sign follow the steps for solving equations with = signs

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Last Play of the Game

If you have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE by a negative number Be sure to FLIP the Inequality

NOTICEUGLY NUMBERS WORK THE SAME AS PRETTY NUMBERS

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 21: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Irsquom not afraid of

Fractions Have

Calculator Will

Calculate

UGLY Numbers Work the Same as PRETTY Numbers

If you can solve 2X + 10 = 40

Then you can solve 5x + 193 = 456

And you can solve

5x + ⅝ = ⅓

Play FootballLetters Vrs Numbers

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 22: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

+

Word Clue

Plusadded to

the sum of increasing by

more than

Word Sentence

1 plus 56 is added to a numberThe sum of 5 and a numberA number is increased by 1015 is more than a number

Algebraic

1+56+x

5+x

x+10

x+15

Addition

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 23: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

AlgebraicWord Clue

Minussubtracted fromthe difference ofdecreased byLessless than

Word Sentence

6 minus 57 subtracted from a numberThe difference of a number and 10A number is decreased by 205 less a number6 less than a number

6-5x-7

x-10

x-205-xx-6

Subtraction __

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 24: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

TimesProduct

DoubledTwiceOf (fractions and percents)

7 times a numberProduct of 8 and a numberA number doubledTwice a number12 a number55 of a number

7x = 7x8x

2x2x = 2x12x055x

Multiplication

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 25: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Word Clue Word Sentence Algebraic

divide

Quotient

divided by

The quotient of a number and 710 divided by a number

xdivide7

10dividex

The first number written before the clue word will be the numerator

Clue Words for writing equations from word problems

Division

1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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1 Consistent ndash one or many solutions2 Inconsistent ndash No solution

1 Independent ndash Only one solution2 Dependent ndash Has infinitely many

solutions

Slope Y ndash Int Graph Type of Systems

of Solutions

Same Same Same line ConsistentDependent

Infinitely many

Same Different Parallel Inconsistent 0

Different DifferentSame

Intersects ConsistentIndependent

1

Consistent and Inconsistent Systems

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 27: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Slope ndash Intercept Form

y = mx + b

Slope- directions

RiseRun

Y Intercept ndash where to start

Itrsquos a line address

If the slope is a whole number put it on a stick m = 2 slope is 21

To Graph

y = 2X + 1 Starts at 1

Riserun = 21

Directions are up 2 over 1

Example 1 Example 2y = -3X+ 0

y = -3X

Starts at 0

riserun = 3-1

Directions are up 3 over -1

Thanks to httpwwwmathsisfuncomequation_of_linehtml

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Just 3 easy stepsGreenisms Math Terms

1Move x term(Change sides Change signs) AddSubtract x term 2Give x side a hug Parenthesis ( )3Divide by number next to the y Coefficient

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x (Move x term (Change sides Change signs)2 -7y = (12-2x) (Give it a hug)3 y = (12-2x) -7 (Divide by number next to the y)

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 29: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Example Solve for Y2x ndash 7y = 12

Just 3 easy steps1 -7y = 12 ndash 2x X is offside Penalty change signs2 -7y = (12-2x) Huddle up ( )3 y = (12-2x) -7 Man on man defense

WATCH YOUR SIGNS

Linear Equations Standard Form ax + by = cSolving for y Itrsquos a Football Game

Y VS Everybody Else

Follow football rules

Play FootballY vs everybody else

Now you are ready to enter it into the calculator and graph it

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 30: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

l lines

Same Slope

Slopes are Negative Reciprocal

(Flip amp Change Sign)

PARALLEL LINES

y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1

or

y = mx + b

slope

Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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Find Equation of the Line y = mx + b

I need slope (m) amp the y-intercept

(b)

MY ANSWER

y = x +

To find m ndash Solve the equation for y and use mor use the y2 ndash y1

x2 ndash x1 formula

To find b - Plug x y and m into the line equation and solve for b

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 32: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

(Just follow the Rules)

Base xsup2Exponent

Like Bases Exponent Example

Multiply Add

Power up Multiply

Divide Subtract s

Add No change 3asup2 + 5asup2 = 8asup2 asup2 + = asup2 +

Subtract No change 10asup2 - 4asup2 = 6asup2

5a

4

15 9 3a g y

6 4 5

3 7 4a x ka x k

5a

5a

5a

Exponents

=

(xsup2asup3g)(xasup2gsup3) = (xsup3 g )

( gsup3 y) sup3 =

asup3k xsup3

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 33: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Negative ExponentsJust switch places and make exponent positive

5x5

1x

Example Switch Simplify

5 4 3

2 2 4x g ka x k

4 2

2 5 4 3g x

a x k k

4

2 3 7g

a x k

=

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 34: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Xsup2

X X∙ = Xsup2 X

X times X is X squared

X

QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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QuadraticsMultiplying Binomials ndash Draw the Face

(x + 8) (x ndash 6)

Multiply Watch your Signs

xsup2 +8x -6x -48

Simplify (Combine Like Terms eat the buggers)xsup2 + 2x -48

Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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Check This First

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo

1 Is there a common factor (number or letter)

NO

Proceed to question 2

Yes

Proceed with CGF

4xsup3 2 2 x x x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 -3 )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

Factor each term8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 12x 2 2 3 x

Circle common terms

8xsup2y 2 2 2 x x y 4xsup3 2 2 x x x 12x 2 2 3 x

Multiply circled numbersThatrsquos your Common Factor

Multiply leftovers put in ( )

2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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2 Perfect squares on end amp 3 terms

xsup2 - 10x + 25

YES SPLIT IT NICE

NO proceed to question 3

xsup2 - 10x + 25Put out baggies to hold the answer (parenthesis)

( x - 5 ) ( x - 5 )

Split the first term nice

Place in baggies

Sign between is same as middle term

Split the second term nice

Place in baggies

ANSWER

(x -5)sup2

3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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3 Perfect squares on end amp 2 terms

YesSame as question 2Except the signsare +-

Example

xsup2 - 64

NO proceed to question 4

( x - 8 ) ( x + 8)

Answer looks like this

4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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4 No perfect squares on end 3 terms amp starts with xsup2

NO proceed to question 5

YES its quadratics in the morning

xsup2 - 10x + 24MA

Multiply to +24 Add to -10

38 11

-3 -8 -11

-2 -12 -14

-6-4 -10 Found it

Put in the parenthesis

(x-6) (x-4)

All Done

2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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2 Search and Seizure (quadratics in the morning)(See question 4)

1 Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (Multiply)1

5 Is there a number in front of the xsup2 amp does it have 3 terms

Yes Jail BreakNO

Then it is Prime

(canrsquot factor)

Example 2xsup2 + 7x + 3

xsup2 + 7x + 6 (23)

( x + 6 ) ( x + 1 )

3 Arrested and Caught - Divide last terms by ldquoardquo

( x + 62 ) ( x + 12 )

4 Beat it Down - (reduce fractions)

( x + 3 ) ( x + 12 )

5 Parole (kick denominator to the front)(x + 3 ) ( 2 x + 1 )

All Done

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 41: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Check This First

Is there a common factor (number or letter)

Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

1 Factor each term2 Circle common terms3 Multiply common terms4 Write it down5 Put out baggie for leftover6 Multiply leftovers for each

term7 Put in baggie ( )

Example

8xsup2y + 4xsup3 - 12x

4x ( 2xy + xsup2 - 3 )

Is there a Square on each End

Perfect Squares

1 Put out Parenthesis2 Split FIRST and LAST numbers nice3 Put in Signs

3 Different Kinds

A xsup2 - 16x + 64

(xndash 8) (x ndash 8)

B xsup2 + 18x + 81

(x + 9) (x + 9)

C xsup2 - 36

(x + 6) (x ndash 6)

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 42: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Is there a number in front of the xsup2 and does it have 3 terms

Jail Break

1Steal the ldquoardquo and give it to the last term (multiply)2Search and Seizure (Quad in AM)3Arrested and Caught (divide by ldquoardquo)4Beat Down (reduce fractions)5Parole (kick denominator to the front)6Check it out (FACE it)

Example

2xsup2 + 7x + 3

1xsup2 + 7x + 62(x + 6) (x + 1)3(x + 62) (x + 12)4(x + 3) (x +12)5(x + 3) (2x + 1)

No perfect squares and 3 terms and starts with xsup2

Quadratics in the Morning (AM)

1 Make a factor tree2 Multiply to last number add

to middle number3 Put out baggies (parenthesis)4 Split first term nice5 Drop in factors from tree

Example

xsup2 + 12x + 32

(x + 8) (x + 4)

The Math ldquoFrdquo Word ldquoFactoringrdquo Summary

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 43: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Solve with Graphing Calculator

1) Solve each equation for y (3 easy steps)

2) Use y= button and enter each equation

3) Use graph to eyeball answerOr

4) Use to find where y1 and y2 are equal

5) Be sure answer is in (x y) form

Y=

Systems of EquationsTo Solve by Graphing

1) Make an x y Chart

2) Select any x solve for y x 2x ndash 4 y 0 2(0) ndash 4 -4 1 2(1) ndash 4 -2

3) Then graph the two points4) Do for both equations5) The answer is where they

cross6) Be sure answer is in (x y)

form

2nd TABLE

bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
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bull y + 2x = 9

bull y = 9 ndash 2xbull 3(9 - 2x) ndash 2x = 11

bull 27-6x ndash 2x = 11bull 27 ndash 8x = 11bull - 8x = -16bull x = 2bull y = 9 ndash 2 (2)bull y = 5bull (2 5)

Systems of EquationsSolve by Substitution

(box amp shove)

1) Solve one equation for x or y (change sides change signs)

2) Box it3) Rewrite other equation

and shove box in 4) Solve for surviving letter

1) Distribute2) Combine like terms3) Solve

4) Send it back to box5) Solve for other letter6) Answer in (xy) form

3y -2x = 11y + 2x = 9

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination
Page 45: Beware of the Sucker Answer Make sure you answer the question that is asked! Double check the question before you fill in the bubble!!

Systems of EquationsSolve by Elimination

1) Look for opposite signs

2) Multiply to create opposites

3) Add old and new equation together

4) Solve for surviving letter

5) Plug back into either equation (pick the easy one)

6) Solve for other letter

7) Answer in (xy) format

bull 2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

bull 4(2x ndash y = 9)

bull 8x ndash 4y = 36bull 3x + 4y = -14bull 11x = 22bull x = 2

bull 2(2) ndash y = 9bull -y = 5bull y = -5

bull (2 -5)

2x ndash y = 93x + 4y = -14

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  • Systems of Equations Solve by Substitution (box amp shove)
  • Systems of Equations Solve by Elimination