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ZZ Slope-Intercept Form Equations
Con il contributo di: Dorsey
  • 1. Which of the following is not one of the rules of listing a linear equation in Slope-Intercept Form?
A) Must be in y=mx + b form. (b is a real integers and m is the slope)
B) The equation must be written in French
C) The y term must always be positive
D) The y term never has an integer before it
E) The y term always is listed by itself on the left side of the equation
  • 2. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    -4 + y + 2x = 0
A) Add 4 to both sides of the equation
B) Multiply all units by -4
C) Divide all units by 2
D) Add 2x to both sides of the equation
E) Add y to both sides of the equation
  • 3. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    -4 + y + 2x = 0 → y + 2x = 4
A) The x term needs to be written first
B) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept form
C) Subtract 2x from both sides
D) Divide all terms by 2
E) Subtract y from both sides
  • 4. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    y + 2x = 4 → y = -2x + 4
A) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
B) Subtract 2x from both sides
C) Divide all terms by 2
D) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
E) Subtract y from both sides
  • 5. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    3y = 2 - x
A) Subtract 3y from both sides
B) Divide all terms by 2
C) Add x to both sides
D) Divide all terms by 3
E) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
  • 6. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    3y = 2 - x → y = (2/3) - (1/3)x
A) The x term needs to be written first on the right side of the equation
B) Add x to both sides
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Divide all terms by 3
E) Subtract 3y from both sides
  • 7. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    y = (2/3) - (1/3)x → y = (1/3)x - (2/3)
A) The x term needs to be written first
B) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
C) Add x to both sides
D) Divide all terms by 3
E) Subtract 3y from both sides
  • 8. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    (8/3)x + y = 1
A) Multiply all terms times 8
B) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
C) Subtract 1 from both sides
D) Subtract y from both sides
E) Subtract (8/3)x from both sides
  • 9. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    (8/3)x + y = 1 → y = (-8/3)x + 1
A) Subtract y from both sides
B) Subtract 1 from both sides
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Subtract 3y from both sides
E) Divide all terms by 3
  • 10. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    7x + 3 = 8y + 4
A) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
B) Add 3 to both sides
C) Add 4 to both sides
D) Subtract 8 from both sides
E) Subtract 3 from both sides
  • 11. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    7x + 3 = 8y + 4 → 7x = 8y + 1
A) Add 1 to both sides
B) Subtract 1 from both sides
C) Divide all terms by 7
D) Subtract 8y from both sides
E) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
  • 12. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    7x = 8y + 1 → 7x - 8y = 1
A) Subtract 1 from both sides
B) Subtract 7x from both sides
C) Divide all terms by 7
D) Add 1 to both sides
E) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
  • 13. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    7x - 8y = 1 → -8y = -7x + 1
A) Divide all terms by -8
B) Multiply all terms times 7
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Subtract 8y from both sides
E) Multiply all terms times 8
  • 14. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    -8y = -7x + 1 → y = (7/8)x - (1/8)
A) Subtract y from both sides
B) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
C) The equation is in the Standard Form
D) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
E) Add y to both sides
  • 15. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    y = (-4/5)x
A) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
B) Subtract y from both sides
C) Divide all terms by 5
D) Divide all terms by 4
E) Multiply all terms times 5
  • 16. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    y = (-5/9)x + (1/3)
A) Subtract (1/3) from both sides
B) Multiply all terms by 3
C) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
D) Multiply all terms times 9
E) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
  • 17. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    6(y - 3) = 3(-4x + 10)
A) Subtract 6y from both sides
B) Distributively multiply on both sides of the equal sign
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
E) Divide all terms by 10
  • 18. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    6(y-3)=3(-4x+10) → 6y-18=-12x+30
A) Subtract 12x from both sides
B) Divide all terms by 18
C) The y term needs to be written first
D) Add 18 to both sides
E) Subtract 6y from both sides
  • 19. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    6y-18=-12x+30 → 6y=-12x+48
A) Divide all terms by 6
B) Subtract 6 from both sides
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Subtract 3 from both sides
E) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
  • 20. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    6y=-12x+48 → y=-2x+16
A) Subtract 2 from both sides
B) Add 2 to both sides
C) Subtract 16 from both sides
D) Add 16 to both sides
E) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
  • 21. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    2(y-1) = -2(9x + 5)
A) Subtract 18x from both sides
B) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
C) Add 2y to both sides
D) Distributively multiply on both sides of the equal sign
E) Subtract y from both sides
  • 22. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    2(y-1) = -2(9x + 5) → 2y-2=-18x-10
A) Subtract 18x from both sides
B) Add 2 to both sides
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
E) Subtract 2y from both sides
  • 23. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    2y-2=-18x-10 → 2y=-18x-8
A) Subtract 8 to both sides
B) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
C) Divide all terms by 2
D) Add 8 to both sides
E) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
  • 24. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    2y=-18x-8 → y=-9x-4
A) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
B) Add 4 to both sides
C) Subtract 4 from both sides
D) Subtract 9x from both sides
E) Add 9x to both sides
  • 25. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    3(y+4) = 3(x-4)
A) Subtract 4 from both sides
B) Add 4 to both sides
C) Distributively multiply on both sides of the equal sign
D) Subtract x from both sides
E) Subtract y from both sides
  • 26. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    3(y+4) = 3(x-4) → 3y+12=3x-12
A) Subtract 12 from both sides
B) Add 12 to both sides
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Add 3y to both sides
E) Add 3x to both sides
  • 27. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    3y+12=3x-12 → 3y=3x-48
A) Divide all terms by 3
B) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
C) Add 48 to both sides
D) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
E) Subtract 48 from both sides
  • 28. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    3y=3x-48 → y=x-18
A) Add y to both sides
B) Subtract y from both sides
C) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
D) Add 18 to both sides
E) Subtract 18 from both sides
  • 29. What is the first step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    (y+10)=-7(x-1)
A) Subtract 7x from both sides
B) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
C) Add 7x to both sides
D) Distributively multiply on both sides of the equal sign
E) Add 10 to both sides
  • 30. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    (y+10)=-7(x-1) → y+10=-7x+7
A) Add 7 to both sides
B) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
C) Subtract 10 from both sides
D) The y term needs to be written first
E) Subtract 7 from both sides
  • 31. What is the next step to convert this to a Slope-Intercept Form Equation:
    y+10=-7x+7 → y=-7x-3
A) Divide by 7
B) Change all the terms signs (negative→positive or positive→negative) which is multiplying all terms times -1
C) Subtract 3 from both sides
D) Add 7x to both sides
E) The equation is in the final Slope-Intercept Form
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