
Slope Intercept Form NOTES
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Mathematics
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8th Grade
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Hard
SANDRA DELUNA
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Notes for Monday Oct. 28!
Please Glue in your notes to the according pages. After you have done that please follow the notes that I have left you! I only did two examples with you so if you need to reference back to those for your group or independent practice you may do so! Once I am back we will finish the problems together!
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Solve for Slope (m)
use ordered pair to substitute with (x) and (y)
Solve for y-intercept (b)
y-intercept
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Now that you solved for slope you will put it back into your formula and use one of the ordered pairs to solve for b.
slope= 1/3
y=1/3x+b
In this case we will use the point (3,4) where my x=3 and y=4
so substitute the x and the y with the ordered pairs in the slope intercept formula.
y=1/3x+b
4=1/3(3)+b
Plug the formula in your CALCULATOR
y=
y1=4
y2=(1/3)(3)+x
2nd, Trace, 5, Enter, Enter, Enter
(if you cannot see both lines crossing ZOOM, 3, Enter until you are able to see lines cross.
(x=3) y-intercept =3
Now that you have both your slope and y intercept you can now plug those numbers in your formula and create an equation.
EQUATION= y= 1/3x+3
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Now that you solved for slope you will put it back into your formula and use one of the ordered pairs to solve for b.
SLOPE (m): 55/2
y=55/2x+b
In this case we will use the point (4,110) where my x=4 and y=110
so substitute the x and the y with the ordered pairs in the slope intercept formula.
y=55/2x+b
110=55/2(4)+b
Plug the formula in your CALCULATOR
y=
y1=110
y2=(55/2)(4)+x
2nd, Trace, 5, Enter, Enter, Enter
(if you cannot see both lines crossing ZOOM, 3, Enter until you are able to see lines cross)
x=0 Y-Intercept (b): (0,0)
Now that you have both your slope and y intercept you can now plug those numbers in your formula and create an equation.
EQUATION: y= 55/2x
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Finish the Group Practice with your table!!!
Make sure that everyone in your table knows what we are doing and how to find the equation, slope and y-intercept!!! Check each others work and calculators.
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InDepENdeNt WorK in Google classroom
Show your work on Sheet of PAPER
Notes for Monday Oct. 28!
Please Glue in your notes to the according pages. After you have done that please follow the notes that I have left you! I only did two examples with you so if you need to reference back to those for your group or independent practice you may do so! Once I am back we will finish the problems together!
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