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Classifying Solutions to Systems of EquationsProjector resources Classifying Solutions to Systems of Equations Projector Resources

Classifying Solutions to Systems of EquationsProjector resources Card Set A: Equations, Tables, Graphs P-1 1.Share the cards between you and spend a few minutes, individually, completing the cards so that each has an equation, a completed table of values and a graph. 2.Record on paper any calculations you do when completing the cards. Remember that you will need to explain your method to your partner. 3.Once you have had a go at filling in the cards on your own: Explain your work to your partner. Ask your partner to check each card. Make sure you both understand and agree on the answers. 1.When completing the graphs: Take care to plot points carefully. Make sure that the graph fills the grid in the same way as it does on Cards C1 and C3. Make sure you both understand and agree on the answers for every card.

Classifying Solutions to Systems of EquationsProjector resources Card Set B: Arrows P-2 1.You are going to link your completed cards from Card Set A with an arrow card. 2.Choose two of your completed cards and decide whether they have no common solutions, one common solution or infinitely many common solutions. Select the appropriate arrow and stick it on your poster between the two cards. 3.If the cards have one common solution, complete the arrow with the values of x and y where this solution occurs. 4.Now compare a third card and choose arrows that link it to the first two. Continue to add more cards in this way, making as many links between the cards as possible.