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Linear Relationships Multiple Representations

Linear Relationships Multiple Representations

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Mathematics

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8th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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10 Slides • 11 Questions

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Linear Multiple Representations

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Multiple Representation

Notes we need out to follow

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Lets Drop some Knowlege

Warm-up with my RAP and some questions!!!

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Multiple Choice

What does the "m" stand for

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y-intercept

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slope or change

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mc donalds

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movement

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Multiple Choice

What does the "b" represent in y=mx+b

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slope

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biscuts

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beginning

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y-intercept

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Multiple Choice

What is the form we write our equations in?

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y= mx+b

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y= bx +m

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m= Xy + b

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x = my +b

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Poll

Did you like my rap video?

It was fire... learned a lot

Cringe worthy

made me laugh.. but i got the gist

what are you doing

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10

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Multiple Choice

How did you find the ordered pairs to create your graph

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verbal

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equation

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table

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out of thin air

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Multiple Choice

What is the slope (M) and what does it represent?

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1/2 month per foot

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1/2 foot per month

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6 feet per month

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6 months per foot

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Multiple Choice

What is the y-intercept (B) and what it means

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1/2 feet when born

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1/2 months when born

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6 feet when born

4

6 months when born

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Multiple Choice

What does (9, 10.5) represent

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9 feet at 10.5 months

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9 feet at 10.5 feet

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nothing

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9 months at 10.5 feet

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Multiple Choice

How old will the giraffe be when it is 12 feet tall?

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12 months

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7 months

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10 months

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20 months

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Answers:

  • table

  • 1/2, 1/2 foot per month

  • 6 ; 6 feet at 0 months, the starting height

  • (9, 10.5) means 9 months giraffe will be 10.5 feet

  • 12 months old, giraffe will be 12 feet tall

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Multiple Choice

What was the slope of the line we made in the watermelon problem.

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5/6

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6/5

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2/1

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1/2

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Homework

Explaining the homework please watch

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Open Ended

Homework questions, put your answers to questions 1 - 5 below. Also take a pic and upload to google classroom

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Linear Multiple Representations

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