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Line, slope, and y-intercept relationships: Printing books

Grade 8 Mathematics

This lesson has students create linear equations from a real life context and use the equations to solve problems and make decisions.  It is designed for 8th graders and provided by the National Council of Teachers of  Mathematics.  The lesson includes resources for utilizing Excel to facilitate students' exploration of the data.

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K-8 Expressions and EquationsK-8 Functions
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