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MATH EXAM GRADE 10

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

If the lines have the SAME slope but DIFFERENT y-int how many solutions are there and what type of lines is it

Back (Answer)

-Zero solutions -lines are parallel

#2
Front (Question)

If the lines have DIFFERENT slope and DIFFERENT y-int how many solutions are there

Back (Answer)

-1 solution

#3
Front (Question)

If the lines have the SAME slope and the SAME y-int how many solutions are there

Back (Answer)

-Infinit solutions

#4
Front (Question)

Do you add or subtract if the coefficients sign are the same for elimination

Back (Answer)

subtract

#5
Front (Question)

Do you add or subtract if the coefficients sign are different for elimination

Back (Answer)

add

#6
Front (Question)

steps on how to find perpendicular bisector

Back (Answer)

• find the midpoint of the line segment • find the slope of the line segment • find the negative reciprocal of the slope • sub the midpoint and the negative reciprocal into y=mx+b

#7
Front (Question)

steps on how to find the median

Back (Answer)

• find the midpoint of side opposite from the vertex 2.find slope using Midpoint and vertex 3.sub the slope and one known point that lies on the median into the equation y=mx+b to find “b”

#8
Front (Question)

steps on how to find altitude

Back (Answer)

• find slope of sides opposite from vertex • find negative reciprocal of the slope 3.sub the vertex and negative reciprocal into y=mx+b

#9
Front (Question)

steps on how to find shortest distance

Back (Answer)

• find equation #1 2.find the negative reciprocal • use the negative reciprocal and the point to sub into y=mx+b • use elimination or substitution to find the POI of the two lines 5.find the distance from the point P and the POI

#10
Front (Question)

if the first differences are constant the relation is….

Back (Answer)

linear

#11
Front (Question)

if the second differences are constant the relation is….

Back (Answer)

quadratic

#12
Front (Question)

How to find the y-int when doing first differences

Back (Answer)

take the equation and sub the x-int for x to solve for y

#13
Front (Question)

how to find first and second differences

Back (Answer)

start from the bottom and minus the y-int, and for second differences use the first difference results

#14
Front (Question)

if something is linear what form is it in and how many exponents does it have

Back (Answer)

form= y=mx+b and there is an exponent of 1

#15
Front (Question)

if something is quadratic how many exponents does it have

Back (Answer)

2

#16
Front (Question)

if the a value is postive which way does the parabola open

Back (Answer)

upwards

#17
Front (Question)

if the a value is negative which way does the parabola open

Back (Answer)

downwards

#18
Front (Question)

when given somthing in vertex form what letters are the vertex

Back (Answer)

h and k and always switch the sign of h when graphing

#19
Front (Question)

when something is in vertex form how do you find the axis of symmetry

Back (Answer)

its the x value in the vertex

#20
Front (Question)

when given something in vertex form how do you graph it

Back (Answer)

plot the vertex and then use step pattern

#21
Front (Question)

when something is given in factored form what are the x-int

Back (Answer)

r and s

#22
Front (Question)

how do you find the axis of symmetry in factored form?

Back (Answer)

x=r+s/2

#23
Front (Question)

how to find the y-int/vertex of something in factored form

Back (Answer)

sub in the axis of symmetry (x) into the equation to find y

#24
Front (Question)

if the a value is negative is it a max or min

Back (Answer)

max