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StrategiesKellie Blair HardtBoard Membor @GED Tstng Service  \n*Write the Equation of a Line Given Two Points*Converting to Slope-Intercept Form*Graphing Slope Intercept Form*Multiple Choice Strategies*Parallel &Perpendicular Equations  \nQUADRATIC EQUATIONS USING THE CALCULATOR:x²+5x+6=0  \n1x²+5x+6=0ax²+bx+c=0X=-2,-3  \nX=-2  \nX=-3  \nax²+bx+c=0  \nx²+5x+6=0x²+11x+18=0  \nx²-3x-28=0  \nx²-2x-15=0  \n2x²-9x-17=64  \nx²+6x+4=-1  \nx²+10x =-16  \n4x²+2x-6=24  \n2x²+13x-6=1  \n2x²-8x=10  \nx²-2x-2=22  \nx²+13x+32=-8  \n# FACTORING POLYNOMIALS USING THE CALCULATOR\n\n\n| Factoring Trinomial  \u003Cbr>Quadratic Equation  \u003Cbr>n²+4n-12  \u003Cbr>n²+4n-12=0  \u003Cbr>n=2,-6  \u003Cbr>(n-2)(n+6)  \u003Cbr>Factoring Trinomial  \u003Cbr>Quadratic Equation  \u003Cbr>3p²-2p-5=0  \u003Cbr>3p²-2p-5  \u003Cbr>x=5/3,-1  \u003Cbr>(3p-5)(p+1)   |\n| --- |\n\n\n| 一b±√22—4ac   |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n## Step 1:Set up the two sets of parentheses and place the variable in each one.\n\n\n| n²+4n-12  \u003Cbr>(n )(n )   |\n| --- |\n\n## Step 2:Label the,b,and c(just like you would in a quadratic equation\n\n\n| a b  \u003Cbr>C  \u003Cbr>n²+4n-12  \u003Cbr>(n )(n )   |\n| --- |\n\n## Step 3:proceed to solve like a quadratic equation by using the quadratic formula.\n\nTI-30XS  \nTEXAS INSTRUMENTS  \nMultiView  \n2  \nG  \n-4--42-4(13(-17  \n空(1)  \n-6  \n## Step 4:Whatever answer the calculator gives you,write opposite inside the parentheses.\n\n\n| a b C  \u003Cbr>|n²+4n-12  \u003Cbr>(n-2)(n+6)   |\n| --- |\n\nk²-13k+40  \nn²+4n-12  \np²+3p-18  \nn²-n-56  \n6x²+37x+63p²-2p-5  \n2v²+11v+57a²+53a+28  \n6x²+7x-49  \n# WRITING AN EQUATION OFALINE GIVEN TWO POINTS\n\nUSING THE CALCULATOR  \nStep 1:Label your coordinates.  \n(x1,y1)   ((x2,y2)  \n(2,8)and(1,3)  \nStep 2:Press the Data button and place the X numbers in the first column and the Y numbers in the secondcolumn.  \nTI-30XS  \n与TExas INSTRLMENTS  \nMultiView  \n国Vt  \n空1  \ng  \nL2(3)=  \nStep 3:Press the 2n button and then the data button.Scroll down and select the“2:2-variable stats”then pressEnter.  \n\n| TI-30XS  \u003Cbr>与TExAS INSTRUMENTS  \u003Cbr>MultiView  \u003Cbr>STHTS  \u003Cbr>11-Var  \u003Cbr>Stats  \u003Cbr>282-Var  \u003Cbr>Stats   |\n| --- |\n\nStep 4:Scroll down to Calculate and press Enter.  \nTI-30XS  \n与TExAS INSTRUMENTS  \nMultiView  \n2-VAR STTS  \n曾幽  \nxDATA:I  \n上  \nyDA TA:  \nCALC  \nStep 5:Scroll down to letters “D”and “E”  \n与TExAs INSTEUMENTS  \nStep 6:Write your equation of a line in slope intercept form,the “D”number is the slope.The “E”number isthe y-intercept.  \ny=5x-2  \n(2,8)and(1,3)  \n(-1,0)and(4,-5)  \n(-3,5)and (6,-7)  \n(3,0)and(-4,-7)  \n(-7,-4)and(-5,-6)  \n(0,-8)and (-1,-1)  \n(9,-1)and(-3,7)  \n(-5,-6)and (5,-3)  \n(-2,9)and (-7,8)  \n# CONVERT EQUATIONS OF A LINE SLOPE INTERCEPT FORM,MINIMAL CALCULATOR USE\n\nEXAMPLE 1  \nStep 1:Draw a line to represent the \"street\"and identify which side the y-variable is on.Use inverseoperations to move any other term from 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