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SYLLABUS FOR ALGEBRA 1b

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I. First Nine Weeks

1. Graphing horizontal and vertical lines
2. Writing equations for horizontal and vertical lines
3. Graphing linear equations in 2 variables using a table of values
4. Verifying solutions of an equation
5. Finding intercepts of lines
6. Using intercepts of lines to draw graphs
7. Determining the slope of a line
8. Interpreting the slope of a line as a rate of change
9. The slope-intercept form of the equation of a line
10. Using a graph as a quick check of a solution of a linear equation
11. Drawing the graph of an absolute value equation
12. Solving and checking absolute value equations
13. Use the slope-intercept form to write an equation of a line
14. Using the graph to write the equation of the line
15. Write an equation of a line using the slope and a point on the line
16. Writing equations of lines using two points on the line
17. Fitting a line to data
18. Transforming a linear equation into standard form
19. Using the point-slope form to write an equation of a line
20. Create and use linear models to solve problems

II. Second Nine Weeks

21. Graph linear inequalities in one variable
22. Solve linear inequalities in one variable
23. Solving linear inequalities using a single transformation
24. Using more than one transformation to solve linear inequalities
25. Writing and using linear inequalities as models for real life situations
26. Solving and graphing compound inequalities
27. Solving absolute value inequalities
28. Graphing linear inequalities in two variables
29. Drawing and interpreting visual models
30. Solving linear systems by graphing
31. Solving linear systems by substitution
32. Solving linear systems by linear combinations
33. Using linear systems to solve problems
34. Special types of linear systems
35. Solving systems of linear inequalities by graphing
36. Solving linear programming problems