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8th grade math review Slope and Equations

8th grade math review Slope and Equations

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Mathematics

8th Grade

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Easy

CCSS
5.G.A.1, 8.EE.B.5, HSF.IF.A.2

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Brandon Diniz

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13 Slides • 12 Questions

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8th grade math review Slope and Equations

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Coordinate Plan

  • A coordinate plane as 2 axis.

  • The x axis moves from left to right (horizontal)

  • The y axis moves up and down (vertical)

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Multiple Choice

How many axis are on a coordinate plane?

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1

2

2

3

3

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Multiple Choice

Which axis moves in a vertical direction?

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x

2

y

3

z

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Multiple Choice

Which axis moves in a horizontal direction?

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x

2

y

3

z

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Quadrants

  • A coordinate plane has 4 quadrants.

  • The quadrants are named quadrant 1, 2, 3, and 4.

  • Starting in the upper right hand corner is quadrant 1, and you move in a counter clockwise direction when counting them off.

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Multiple Choice

When counting quadrants, we start in the upper right hand corner and move in what direction?

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Clockwise

2

counterclockwise

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Ordered Pairs (3, 4)

  • An ordered pair is a set of coordinates that can be plotted.

  • The first number (3) represents movement along the x axis. (horizontal)

  • The second number (4) represents movement on the y axis (vertical)

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Graphing Linear Equations

  • We can use an equation to graph a line. When we use an equation to graph a line, we call that a linear equation.

  • y=-2x+1


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Ex. y=-2x+1. x=1

  • To solve this equation you would need to substitute the value of 1 in for x.

  • The value that you get for y= would be your coordinate value for y in your (x,y) ordered pair.

  • If x=1, then y=-2(1)+1

  • (-2)1=-2

  • -2+1=-1

  • y=-1

  • x=1, y=-1 (1, -1)

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Multiple Choice

Solve the equation for y using x=0


Y=-2x+1

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-1

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0

3

1

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Multiple Choice

In the previous example where x=0, what would our ordered pair be?

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(0, -1)

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(0,1)

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(1,0)

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Using a table to generate a line on a graph.

  • When you have values for x, simply substitute them into the equation to find values for y.

  • If you do not have values for x, you need to make up (or assign) your own values for x.

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Multiple Choice

When you are asked to graph a line using a table, but you do not have any values for x, what do you do?

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Sit there confused doing nothing too shy to ask for help?

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Wait for the teacher to tell you what to do?

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Assign (make up) your own values for x, substitute them into the equation and solve for y?

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Open Ended

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Use the table shown to find values for y in the equation y=3x-1.

Use x=1 and x=2.

You should have two values for y. y=? and y=?

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Slope

  • Slope is the rate of change between any 2 points on a line. It is a measure of steepness of the line.

  • To find the slope of a line we need to find the ratio of the change in y (vertical change) to the change in x (horizontal change).

  • Remember to move like pac-man.

  • Rise over run

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Slope Formula

  •  slope=Y2x2Y1x1slope=\frac{Y_2}{x_2-}\frac{-Y_1}{x_1}  

  • In order to find slope using slope formula you will need 2 sets of ordered pairs.

  • Assign one set your X1 and Y1, and the other set your Y1 and Y2

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Examples

  • In the example we have 2 sets of ordered pairs. (-3,-1) and (3,4)

  • We chose for our X1,Y1, (-3,-1) for X2,Y2 we chose (3,4)

  • When we substitute our values into our formula we get

     56\frac{5}{6}  

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Positive and Negative slopes

  • Positive Slope, the line rises from left to right.

  • Negative Slope, the line falls from left to right.

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Multiple Choice

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Estimate if the slope of this line would be positive or negative?

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positive

2

negative

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Multiple Choice

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Estimate if the slope of this line would be positive or negative?

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positive

2

negative

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Finding the slope of a horizontal line

  • If you substitue the values from our ordered pairs into the equation for slope formula

  • You would get

     07\frac{0}{7}  

  • The slope of this line would be zero.

  • Horizontal lines have a slope of zero because their is no change along the y axis.

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Multiple Choice

The slope of a horizontal line is?

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positive

2

negative

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0

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undefined

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Finding the slope of a vertical line

  • If you substitute the values for our coordinates into the equation for slope formula.

  • You would get  40\frac{4}{0}  

  • We cannot divide a number by zero. So the slope is undefined, because we cannot define it.

  • Vertical lines have a slop of undefined

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Multiple Choice

The slope of a vertical line is?

1

positive

2

negative

3

0

4

undefined

8th grade math review Slope and Equations

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