2 3 LINEAR FUNCTIONS AND SLOPEINTERCEPT FORM 2
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2. 3 LINEAR FUNCTIONS AND SLOPE-INTERCEPT FORM 2. 4 PART 1: MORE ABOUT LINEAR EQUATIONS Tuesday September 16
Find the Slope: • You have received a post-it which corresponds to a color of one of the lines of these graphs. • With your partner, you will figure out the slope of that line. • When I say so, one person from each pair will bring their post -it and put it next to the line they evaluated.
Explanation: Take Notes!
Exploration • You have received a worksheet to work on with your partner. • Find the slope and y-intercepts (the ordered pair where x=0) for each of the graphs. Then, answer the questions that follow.
Explanation: Take Notes!
Let’s Practice! Write the equation for each of the following lines using the information provided. • m=1/2 and the y-intercept is (0, 3)
What happens if you are given a point a line passes through and the slope? Take a moment to collaborate with your partner and find the equation of the following line: m= 4 and the line crosses through point (1, 2)
What happens if you are given two points a line passes through? Take a moment to collaborate with your partner and find the equation of the following line: The line crosses through the points (1, 5) and (4, 7).
Is there another way? Point-Slope Form Now, let’s go back and look at those problems again using this new formula.
A Final Form: Standard Form
Complete the following: • 2. 3 Lesson Check pg. 85 #1 -6 and #14 -17 • 2. 4 Part 1 Lesson Check pg. 91 #1 -6 and #12 -14 (on #1, 2 use point-slope instead of slope-intercept form) If you do not finish, complete for homework.
Muddiest Point On a separate sheet of paper, answer the following question: What concept from today seemed the most difficult or confusing? Were there certain types of problems that were more confusing than others?
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