With this generator, you can make worksheets for these pre-algebra and algebra topics (grades 7-9):
graphing linear equations, when the equation is given in the slope-intercept form (y = mx + b)
graphing linear equations, when the
equation is given in the normal form (Ax + By + C = 0)
graphing lines, when the slope and one point on it are given
telling the slope of a line from its graph
telling the slope of a line when given two points on it
determining the equation of a line from its graph
determining the equation of a line, given its slope and one point on it
determining the equation of a line, given its x and y intercepts
The
worksheets can be made in PDF or html formats. You can customize them in many ways: You can control the types of problems, the number of problems, including vertical lines, including a fractional slope, the grid image size, maximum for the coordinates (scaling on the grid), workspace, border around the problems, and additional instructions.
All of the worksheets come with an answer key on the 2nd page of the file.
Example worksheets
These are in html format.
Refresh the worksheet page to get another of the same kind.
Graph linear equations given in slope-intercept form - easy (slope is a whole number)
Graph linear equations given in slope-intercept form (slope is a whole number or a fraction)
Graph linear equations given in normal form (slope is a whole number or a fraction)
Find the slope of the line, either from the given graph, or from the two given points (slope is a whole number)
Find the slope of the line, either from the given graph, or from the two given points (slope is a whole number or a fraction)
Graph a line with a given slope and point on it OR determine the equation of a line with a given slope and point on it (slope is a whole number)
Graph a line with a given slope and point on it OR determine the equation of a line with a given slope and point on it (slope is a whole number or a fraction)
Determine the equation of a line when you're given either the graph, the slope and a point on the line, or the x-intercept and y-intercept (slope is a whole number)
Determine the equation of a line when you're given either the graph, the slope and a point on the line, or the x-intercept and y-intercept (slope is a whole number or a fraction)
Note: If the coordinate grid image looks like
it is missing some gridlines, don't worry. If you zoom in or print the worksheet, you will see all the lines. This is caused by the fact that the coordinate grid images are higher resolution than what your browser can display. I made them that way so that the grid images would look good when printed (print really "crisp".)
Worksheet generator for graphing & slope
Include vertical lines Allow the slope to have a fractional value
Grid image size on page 150 pixels 200 pixels 250 pixels (you can fit two problems in a row) 300 pixels 340 pixels 370 pixels (you can fit two problems in a row in landscape) 600 pixels (you can fit one problem on the page)
Maximum for x and y coordinate 10 (gridlines are at every 1 unit) 20 (gridlines are at every 2 units) 50 (gridlines are at
every 5 units) 100 (gridlines are at every 10 units)
Columns:Rows: (These determine the number of problems)
Number of empty lines below the problem (workspace)
Page orientation: Portrait Landscape (PDF worksheet only; the orientation of an html worksheet can be set in the print preview of the browser)
Font: Font Size:
Cell Padding:
Border: Bordercolor:
Additional title & instructions (HTML allowed)
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