Intro to Slope with Tables

Intro to Slope with Tables

The letter we use to describe slope is

This means that there is a consistent pattern in a table or a straight line on a graph.

SLOPE is known as the

​​Example 1:

Example 2:

​Use the tables below to determine how the values of y change in relation to x.

​It's okay for the answer to be a fraction!

​​Example 1:

Example 2:

​Use the tables below to determine how the values of y change in relation to x.

​​So,

​​So,

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Avery is throwing a party. She needs to know the cost per balloon so that she can figure out how many balloons she can buy. Use the table to help her.

slope =

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Avery is throwing a party. She needs to know the cost per balloon so that she can figure out how many balloons she can buy. Use the table to help her.

The cost per balloon is: $

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If Avery has $15, how many balloons can she buy?

Show your work.

balloons

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Alonte is earning money by raking leaves for his neighbors. The table shows how much money he is making.

m =

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Alonte is earning money by raking leaves for his neighbors. The table shows how much money he is making.

Alonte earns

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$8.50

lawn

$10.50

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If Alonte needs $99 to buy concert tickets, is mowing 10 yards enough to cover the cost? Show your work. He would earn $

Multiple Choice

If Alonte needs $99 to buy concert tickets, is mowing 10 yards enough to cover the cost? Show your work.

• Yes

• No

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The table shows how many minutes Mason spends walking and how far he gets. Calculate the slope.

$m=$

(yes, it will be a decimal)

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The table shows how much money Cameron makes per hour he paints. Calculate the slope.

$m=$ $

(yes, it will be a decimal)

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The table shows how much it costs for people to go to Busch Gardens. Calculate the slope.

$m=$ $