
(M7) Functions: Lesson 4 - Graph Given Slope and Point
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7th Grade
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Thomas Rose
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Labeling
Drag the answers to each multiplication problem to the correct location in the table:
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Labeling
Drag the correct label / sign to each graph:
Undefined (never choose this answer!!!)
Negative
Positive
Zero
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Graphing
Graph the equation
y = 2x
Remember that it should go through the origin.
Hint: slope = m = runrise = 12
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Graphing
Graph the equation
y = 32x
Remember that it should go through the origin. , and the point (6,4)
Hint: slope = m = runrise = 32
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Graphing
Graph the equation
y = −3x
Remember that it should go through the origin. , and the point (1,-3)
Hint: slope = m = runrise = −13
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Graphing
Graph the equation
y = 4x
Remember that it should go through the origin. , and the point (1,4)
Hint: slope = m = runrise = 14
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Multiple Choice
Slash the trash and select the graph that matches the equation:
y = 31x
Hint: The slope is positive...which graph can you eliminate? Our graph will go through the origin...can we eliminate another graph?
There are 2 left to consider. Which ahs a rise of 1 and a run of 3?
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Multiple Choice
Slash the trash and select the graph that matches the equation:
y = 3x
Hint: The slope is positive...which graph can you eliminate? Our graph will go through the origin...can we eliminate another graph?
There are 2 left to consider. Which ahs a rise of 3 and a run of 1 (slope of 3/1)?
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Multiple Choice
HINT: Remember the equation y = mx ... the mx means "Slope times x"
The table below shows the relationship between the number of Girl Scout Cookie boxes purchased and the total cost in dollars. The cookies cost $6 per box.
The total cost of the cookies purchased, y, is equal to....
The number of boxes purchased, x
The number of boxes purchased, x, plus $6
The number of boxes purchased, x, times $6
The number of boxes purchased, x, divided by $6
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Multiple Choice
Remember: y = mx ... what does that mean?
The table below shows the relationship between the number of chicken wings purchased and the total cost in dollars. The wings cost $2 per piece.
The total cost of the chicken wings purchased, y, is equal to....
The number of wings purchased, x
The number of wings purchased, x, plus $2
The number of wings purchased, x, times $2
The number of wings purchased, x, divided by $2
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