Unit 2, Lesson 17
Using Equations for Lines
Accelerated 7
Practice
Problem 1
Here is a line.
Select all the points that are on the line.
\((4,11)\)
\((5,10)\)
\((6,14)\)
\((30,50)\)
\((40,60)\)
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Here is a line.
Select all the points that are on the line.
\((4,11)\)
\((5,10)\)
\((6,14)\)
\((30,50)\)
\((40,60)\)
All three points displayed are on the line. Find an equation relating \(x\) and \(y\).
Here is triangle \(ABC\).
Here are some line segments.
<p>Point A, segment B C and 3 other segments, E D, G J and F H. Segment E D is the largest segment and is not parallel to B C. Segment G J is parallel to and larger than B C. Segment F H is parallel to and smaller than B C.</p>