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Linear Functions

Linear Functions

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Mathematics

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8th Grade

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CCSS
8.F.A.1, 6.RP.A.1, HSF-LE.A.1B

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Frances Hale

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14 Slides • 4 Questions

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Functions 3

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Functions

  • You put a number into your machine, it does something to that number and it gives you the new number

  • It does the same thing every time

  • For every input, you can get only one output

  • Everything we do in math is functions

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You put something in, you get something out

  • The function takes in a number, applies a rule to it, and spits out another number

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It does the same thing every time

  • The machine/function applies the same rule to every input every time, and it does it without changing the output

  • Example: y = 2x

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For every input, you can only get 1 output

  • One input cannot have two or more different outputs

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Everything we do in math is a function

  • Multiplying a number by another number, raising a number to an exponent, adding two numbers are ALL functions

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Open Ended

A function is:

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Two inputs can have the same output

The important thing is there is only one output PER input

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Friday's Exit Ticket

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Linear Functions

What do you think a linear function is?

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Linear Functions

A linear function is a rule described by a linear equation. The rate of change is constant, and the graph of the equation is a line.

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Does this table represent a linear function? Why?

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Does this table represent ALL possible inputs and outputs?

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Multiple Choice

Walter walks at a constant speed of 𝟖 miles every 𝟐 hours. What is his rate of walking?

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8 miles per hour

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4 miles per hour

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2 miles per hour

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Open Ended

For Walter's walking function: y = 4x


x (the input) represents the number of hours he walks for.

y (the output) represents the number of miles he can walk.


What is a reasonable range of x-values for this function?

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What linear function can describe this table?

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Open Ended

What is an appropriate range of x-values for our running function?

 y=18xy=\frac{1}{8}x  

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Functions 3

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