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Systems of Linear Equations Project

Analyze and solve pairs of simultaneous linear equations. Choose a row horizontal, vertical, or diagonal from the tic tac toe board provided. You must use each method for solving systems of equations (graphing, substitution, and elimination). One method per question.

Rubric Code: WX5722W

By augustachick

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Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	STILL NEEDS WORK 1 pts	IN PROGRESS 2 pts	ON TARGET 3 pts	WAY TO GO 4 pts
Graphing Problems	STILL NEEDS WORK The graph, the graph is not labeled, easy to read,or correct and does not match the equations.	IN PROGRESS For each graph, the graph is neat, easy to read and labeled, but the graphs do not match the equations.	ON TARGET For each graph, one of the graphs is not labeled or hard to read but is correct and both match the equations.	WAY TO GO For each graph, the graph is neat, easy to read, labeled and correct -matches the equations.
Completion	STILL NEEDS WORK Less than 50% of problems works, or the problems that were solved contain less than 50% of the work detail.	IN PROGRESS Between 50% and 75% of the problems are completed, or most problems show solutions but only 50% to 75% of the work detail is shown.	ON TARGET Between 75% and 100% of the problems completed, or most problems show solutions but only 75% to 100% of the work detail shown.	WAY TO GO All problem solved with work detail shown an all problems
Solutions	STILL NEEDS WORK Work shows lack of understanding or lack of effort.	IN PROGRESS Work is incomplete or unclear.	ON TARGET Minor misunderstandings of content and errors in computation.	WAY TO GO All problems solved with work detail shown on all problems.
Calculations	STILL NEEDS WORK Major calculation errors were made throughout the entire project.	IN PROGRESS Major calculation errors were made throughout 1/2 of the project.	ON TARGET Minor calculation errors were made throughout the project.	WAY TO GO All computations were completed accurately throughout the entire project.