ALG1.MATH.2.I
Write systems of two linear equations given a table of values, a graph, and a verbal description.
Algebra I · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2012
Standard Unwrapping
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systems of two linear equationstable of valuesgraphverbal description
Skills
- write (systems of two linear equations from a table of values) #dok2
- write (systems of two linear equations from a graph) #dok2
- write (systems of two linear equations from a verbal description) #dok2
- analyze (different representations of systems) #dok2
- interpret (real-world situations to create systems of equations) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can write a system of two linear equations given a table of values. #dok2
- I can write a system of two linear equations given a graph. #dok2
- I can write a system of two linear equations given a verbal description. #dok2
- I can analyze tables, graphs, and verbal situations to identify necessary information for writing systems of equations. #dok2
- I can interpret real-world problems and translate them into systems of two linear equations. #dok3
- I can justify the equations chosen for a system based on different representations. #dok3
Big Ideas
- A system of linear equations can be represented and generated from tables, graphs, and verbal descriptions.
- Connecting different representations of systems of equations enhances understanding and problem-solving skills.
Essential Questions
- How can you represent a real-world situation using a system of two linear equations?
- What information do you need from a table, graph, or verbal description to write a system of equations?
- How does the representation of a system change depending on the context (table, graph, verbal)?
- Why is it important to be able to translate between different representations of systems of equations?
- How can systems of equations be used to model and solve problems in everyday life?