Slope/Graphing by Victoria Jacin-Cain https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23 By: Colin Finnecy, Victoria Jacin-Cain, and Jenna Pickering en-us 2018-05-04 18:24:22 UTC 2025-12-21 02:20:33 UTC hello@padlet.com What is Slope? jacincainv23 https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258130456 First, the slope is the constant rate of change of a line.

The 7 definitions of are:
1.Steepness of a line                                       
2.M (variable that represents slope)
3.Vertical change over horizontal change
4.Rise over run
5.Change in y over change in x
6.Rate of change
7.Change of output over change input

There are 4 types of and they are:
Positive, it goes up to the right       
Negative, down to the right      
Zero, a horizontal line                 
Undefined (no slope), it is a vertical line     
]]> 2018-05-04 18:26:09 UTC https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258130456 What is Slope Intercept Form? jacincainv23 https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258135266 Slope intercept form is the equation used for a linear function. The equation looks like this, y=mx+b. (x,y) are your coordinates, m is slope, and b is your y-intercept.]]> 2018-05-04 18:40:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258135266 Graphing Linear Equations on a Coordinate Plane jacincainv23 https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138309
  • With the y intercept (b) go up that many spaces on your y-axis.
  • Starting at your y intercept, graph your slope 
  • It should form a straight line, if it does then your done
    • *The slope of a line is determined by the ratio change in y change in x between any two points that lie on the line.

     *Remember if the slope is negative the line goes down, if it is positive the line goes up *
    ]]>     2018-05-04 18:49:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138309     How to Find Slope From a Graph or Table jacincainv23 https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138444 To find Slope from a table you must find the pattern of the x coordinates and the y coordinates. 

    *Refer to the Graph below*]]>     2018-05-04 18:50:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138444     How to Find Slope and Y-Intercept From a Pair of Points jacincainv23 https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138548
  • Take the two ordered pairs(from your line)and put them so you are subtracting one ordered pair from another. The y coordinates should always be on the top.                     y^1- y^2 over x^1- x^2
  • Next, solve the equation.

    •  *The solution you have is the slope of the equation 

    3. To find the y-intercept take one ordered pair and plug it into the equation, solve it like an algebraic equation.

    4. Finally solve. The solution is your y-intercept.

    ]]>     2018-05-04 18:50:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138548     Review jacincainv23 https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138660 Please answer the following questions on the video to review. Have scrap paper and a pencil to write down your answers.]]> 2018-05-04 18:50:31 UTC https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/258138660 How to Find Slope From a Graph or Table (Continued) finnecyc23 https://padlet.com/jacincainv23/ghw86hfwzi23/wish/259038986 Here is a helpful link for more on slope from a graph or table:
    https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/springboard/springboard-mathematical-practices-G8-slope.pdf

    > To find slope on a graph you must find two points that the line intersects with the grid. 
    > To find the Y-intercept you must look for the point where the line connects to the y-axis.
    > Then all you have to do from there is put it into slope intercept form. 

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