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SAT Graphing Linear Functions Practice Questions (Free + Explanations) | Quiz 1

Question 12345 of 5

Question 1 of 5

A gym charges a one-time sign-up fee of and then per month. If represents the total cost, in dollars, after months, which graph represents this relationship?

Explanation

The total cost starts at before any months have passed, so the graph must have a -intercept of . The cost increases by for each month, so the slope is . Therefore, the correct graph is the line with -intercept and slope .

Concept summary

In a linear model, the -intercept is the starting amount and the slope is the amount added for each unit of .

Question 2 of 5

The graph of the line is shown in the -plane. What is the -coordinate of the point on the line where ?

Explanation

Substitute into :

So the -coordinate is .

Concept summary

For a line written as , you can find the point's -value by substituting the given -value into the expression.

Question 3 of 5

The graph of the line is rewritten in the form . What is the value of ?

Explanation

To make look like , expand the second form:

Since this must equal , set . Solving gives .

Concept summary

Equivalent forms of a linear function can be found by factoring. When a coefficient is factored out, the number inside the parentheses changes accordingly.

Question 4 of 5

A line passes through the points and . What is the slope of the line?

Explanation

Use the slope formula:

For the points and ,

So the slope of the line is .

Concept summary

To find the slope from two points, divide the vertical change by the horizontal change:

\frac{\Delta y}{\Delta x}}.

Question 5 of 5

Line passes through the point and intersects the line at the point . What is the equation of line ?

Explanation

Line goes through and . Its slope is . Since the line passes through , its -intercept is . Therefore, the equation is .

Concept summary

To write the equation of a line from two points, find the slope using change in over change in , then use the point with to identify the -intercept.

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