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Lesson Plan

Function notation for linear functions

Goals / Objectives

Read f(x) as the output of the function f at input x, and translate between y = mx + b and f(x) = mx + b

Interpret f(3) = 7 as a point, a table row, and a sentence

Write a linear function rule from a described relationship

Distinguish f(0) from f(x) = 0, and read compound expressions such as 2f(3) + 1 and f(x + 2)

Standards

"Algebraically, a linear function can be defined by a linear expression in one variable or by a linear equation in two variables. In the first case, the variable is the input and the value of the expression is the output. In the second case, one of the variables is designated as the input and determines a unique value of the other variable, which is the output." "Identify or create a linear function to model a relationship between two quantities." "Write the rule for a linear function given two input/output pairs or one input/output pair and the rate of change."

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