Summit Math Algebra 1 Book 2: Linear Equations and Inequalities - Alex Joujan

\nThese open-and-learn textbooks guide students through each topic. They are written to help students learn at different paces in a classroom setting. Students can also use these books to learn math at home with help from teaching videos on the Summit Math website. The videos are available through a subscription.Learn more at www.summitmathbooks.com.Topics in this book: \nPlotting points on a graphGraphing a line using an equation and a T-chartGraphing a line using its interceptsConstant ratesThe slope of a lineWriting a line's equation in Slope-Intercept FormParallel and perpendicular linesScenarios that involve linear equationsLinear inequalitiesCumulative ReviewAnswer KeyBook description: This books builds on the introduction to rates at the end of Algebra 1: Book 1. Students learn that a constant rate of change produces a linear relationship. They learn about x- and y-intercepts and they graph equations in Standard Form. After they learn about slopes of lines, the book introduces them to equations in Slope-Intercept Form and guides them through scenarios that include graphing lines in that form and writing equations to model linear relationships. Students also learn about parallel and perpendicular lines. Near the end of the book, they learn how to graph linear inequalities.Student testimonials: This is the best way to learn math.Summit Math books are unlike typical textbooks. It doesn't matter how you learn or what speed you go at...you can learn at your own pace while still understanding all the material.Summit Math Books have guided me through algebra. They are the stepping stones of what it takes to think like a mathematician...I really enjoy learning from these books...they clearly demonstrate how concepts are built over other concepts.You don't just memorize, you actually understand it.Parent testimonials: Summit Math Books not only helped my daughter learn the math, they helped her to love learning math in and of itself Summit Math books have a fun, self-paced way to explain math concepts...I am absolutely thrilled with this math program. The books are so well organized and the content builds from one lesson to the next.We are really impressed and grateful for our boys' understanding of what the math means, not just how to get problems right...we should all learn to understand math this way.As the mother of a teenage daughter who previously had occasional difficulty in math, it was refreshing to watch her actually enjoy h