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    Get Your Remote and Have Your Notes Out!!: The Slope of A Line

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    The document discusses the slope of a line, which is defined as the steepness or rate of change of a line. It explains how to calculate the slope formula by taking the rise over the run between two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) on the line. Several examples of positive, negative, zero and undefined slopes are provided based on whether the line rises or falls from left to right or is horizontal or vertical. Students are instructed to plot points and draw lines to find the slopes of example lines.

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    The document discusses the slope of a line, which is defined as the steepness or rate of change of a line. It explains how to calculate the slope formula by taking the rise over the run between two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) on the line. Several examples of positive, negative, zero and undefined slopes are provided based on whether the line rises or falls from left to right or is horizontal or vertical. Students are instructed to plot points and draw lines to find the slopes of example lines.

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    The document discusses the slope of a line, which is defined as the steepness or rate of change of a line. It explains how to calculate the slope formula by taking the rise over the run between two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) on the line. Several examples of positive, negative, zero and undefined slopes are provided based on whether the line rises or falls from left to right or is horizontal or vertical. Students are instructed to plot points and draw lines to find the slopes of example lines.

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    Get Your Remote and Have Your Notes Out!!: The Slope of A Line

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    The Slope of a Line

    Get your remote and


    have your notes out!!
     Slope
     Steepness of a line
     Rate of change

    rise
    m
    run
    If a line passes through ( x1 , y1 ) &( x2 , y2 ),
    y2 y1
    then m
    x2 x1
    1. Find the slope of the line.
     Positive Slope
     Line rises from left
    to right

     Negative Slope
     Line falls from left
    to right
     Zero slope
     Horizontal

     Undefined slope
     Vertical
     Plotthe points and draw a line that passes
    through them, then find the slope.
    2. (1,5) & (5,5)
     Plotthe points and draw a line that passes
    through them, then find the slope.
    3. (-2,-2) & (0,1)
     Plotthe points and draw a line that passes
    through them, then find the slope.
    4. (4,2) & (4,-1)
     Plotthe points and draw a line that passes
    through them, then find the slope.
    5. (-3,1) & (1,-3)
     P.233
    #1-12 all
    (12 problems)
     P.233
    #19-21, 23-34 all
    (15 problems)

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