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Friday · Class 8A
Hi Minh Anh
Set by your teacher · due Sunday
Linear functions and their graphs
Grade 8 Math · about 15 minutes · step 2 of 6
Keep going
5-minute review
You're about to forget: Linear equations in one variable
VPal: Here's the lesson your teacher set. About 15 minutes.
Animation · drag it yourself
Change a and b: how does the line change?
a (the number in front of x)
Read left to right: a positive a slopes up, a negative a slopes down.
VPal: Try dragging a to a negative number.
Quick check · not graded
Reading left to right, does the graph of y = −3x + 2 go up or down?
Goes up
Goes down
Right! The number in front of x is −3, a negative number, so the line goes down.
VPal: This one isn't graded, so just give it a try.
Lesson done!
6/6 steps · 14 minutes
VPal will bring this back in 3 days, right when you're about to forget it.
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