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1 EXIT TICKET: Graphing Linear Equations 11/17/2016
Write the general equation for a linear equation. What does the “m” in this equation represent? What does the “b” in this equation represent? How does the slope effect the graph of a line? How does the y-intercept effect the graph of a line? EXIT TICKET: Graphing Linear Equations 11/17/2016 Write the general equation for a linear equation. What does the “m” in this equation represent? What does the “b” in this equation represent? How does the slope effect the graph of a line? How does the y-intercept effect the graph of a line?

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