Standard Form

Standard Form

by Ms. Schuck

Multiple Choice

The name of the equation

y=mx+b

is....

• Point Slope Form

• Slope Intercept Form

• Slope

• Slope Point Form

Multiple Choice

The name of the equation

y-y1 = m(x-x1) is...

• Slope Intercept Form

• Point Slope Form

• Standard Form

• Slope

Multiple Choice

The name of the equation

Ax + By = C 

is...

• Slope Intercept Form

• Point Slope Form

• Slope

• Standard Form

Poll

How confident are you that you can find the slope when given the equation in point slope form?

• I can do it every time!

• I can do it most of the time

• I can do it sometimes

• I only get it right when I guess

Multiple Choice

The slope in the equation 

y-3 = 2.4(x+2)

is...

• -3

• 2/-3

• -3/2

• 2.4

Poll

How confident are you that you can find the slope when given the equation in slope intercept form?

• I can do it every time!

• I can do it most of the time

• I can do it sometimes

• I only get it right when I guess

Multiple Choice

The slope in the equation 

y= -3x+7

is...

• -3

• 7

• 7/-3

• -3/7

Open Ended

Austin will buy pizza and soda for a class party. He has 50 dollars to spend. Each pizza is 5 dollars and each soda is 2.

What do you notice? What does this make you think about?

Open Ended

Austin will buy pizza and soda for a class party. He has 50 dollars to spend. Each pizza is 5 dollars and each soda is 2.

Write an equation to represent the situation!

​What should the equation be?

​y=mx+b doesn't make sense - we don't have a y-intercept or a slope

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​y-y1 = m(x-x1) doesn't make sense - we don't have a slope or a point

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​Ax+By= C works since we know how fast both variables grow and the total cost!

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​Ax + By = C

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Austin will buy pizza and soda for a class party. He has 50 dollars to spend. Each pizza is 5 dollars and each soda is 2.

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​Total: 50 dollars = C

​Let x = number of pizzas bought and y = number of soda bought

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Pizza is 5 dollars so A =5

​Soda is 2 so B = 2

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​Equation: 2y+5y=50

Open Ended

5x+2y=50

How many pizzas can Austin buy if he gets 6 sodas?

​Think Pair Share

​1. How would the equation change if Austin decided he didn't want to buy soda, but instead bought gallons of water for $1 each?

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​Note: he still has 50 dollars to start and pizza is still $5.

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Open Ended

How many pizzas and gallons of water should Austin buy for our class?

Why?