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April 14-17th
April 14-17th
This week our focus will be on using the resources you gained confidence with last week to continue learning about linear relations. Work through the following 3 assignments at your own pace but make sure you finish before Week 3 starts so you don't fall behind.
This week our focus will be on using the resources you gained confidence with last week to continue learning about linear relations. Work through the following 3 assignments at your own pace but make sure you finish before Week 3 starts so you don't fall behind.
If at any point you need help or have a question sign on to my OPTIONAL Zoom meetings. This week our meetings will be Tuesday to Friday between 12pm and 12:30pm (with an option to stay on longer if needed). I will be sitting online waiting to answer your questions. You will be able to privately ask me questions by typing in the chat feature of Zoom, so don't be shy and sign on if you want to watch me go over any questions students have or to ask your own question.
If at any point you need help or have a question sign on to my OPTIONAL Zoom meetings. This week our meetings will be Tuesday to Friday between 12pm and 12:30pm (with an option to stay on longer if needed). I will be sitting online waiting to answer your questions. You will be able to privately ask me questions by typing in the chat feature of Zoom, so don't be shy and sign on if you want to watch me go over any questions students have or to ask your own question.
If you would like to join this week's Zoom meeting(s) use the information below:
If you would like to join this week's Zoom meeting(s) use the information below:
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Meeting ID: 538 473 216
Meeting ID: 538 473 216
Password: 3eVe1k
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See the "Help Assessing Resources" tab to find step by step instructions to get set up on Zoom and join our chat.
Assignment 1: Recognizing Linear Equations
Assignment 1: Recognizing Linear Equations
I will walk you through recognizing Linear Relations in the video tutorial below: (Be patient with me it is awkward to teach to a computer screen :P)
I will walk you through recognizing Linear Relations in the video tutorial below: (Be patient with me it is awkward to teach to a computer screen :P)
Here is a brief summary incase you have trouble following the video tutorial:
Here is a brief summary incase you have trouble following the video tutorial:
When the graph of a relation or equation is a straight line we have a linear relation.
When the graph of a relation or equation is a straight line we have a linear relation.
In a linear relation, a constant change in one quantity produces a constant change in the
In a linear relation, a constant change in one quantity produces a constant change in the
related quantity.
related quantity.
Linear Relation
Linear Relation
We can tell that this table represents a linear relation because:
We can tell that this table represents a linear relation because:
x consistently goes up by 1
x consistently goes up by 1
AND
AND
y consistently goes up by 3
y consistently goes up by 3
If we consistently go up and over by the same number each time it will make a line. We don't need to graph it to know!
If we consistently go up and over by the same number each time it will make a line. We don't need to graph it to know!
Another way to determine if a relation is linear is to plot the points and graph it:
Another way to determine if a relation is linear is to plot the points and graph it:
Click on the link below to review graphing of linear relations (Remember you can quickly check your answers by checking to see if both sides consistently go up or down by the same value):
Click on the link below to review graphing of linear relations (Remember you can quickly check your answers by checking to see if both sides consistently go up or down by the same value):
** THIS IS JUST FOR YOUR PRACTICE! You DO NOT need to create an IXL account. You will be allowed to complete 10 activities a day for free so you will be able to complete the practice activity above without an account.
Assignment 2: Another Form of an Equation
Assignment 2: Another Form of an Equation
I will walk you through determining the new form of linear equations below:
I will walk you through determining the new form of linear equations below:
Here is a brief summary incase you have trouble following the video tutorial:
Here is a brief summary incase you have trouble following the video tutorial:
Oblique Lines
Oblique Lines
If we have two variables (x and y) the graph will always make a diagonal line we call this an OBLIQUE line.
If we have two variables (x and y) the graph will always make a diagonal line we call this an OBLIQUE line.
Most of graphs we have made to this point have bee OBLIQUE lines because their equations had both an x and y
Vertical Lines
Vertical Lines
Ex. x = 3 To graph this equation on a grid we would plot
all of the points that have an x-coordinate of 3
(or where x = 3)
The result is a VERTICAL line when we have an equation with just an x
The result is a VERTICAL line when we have an equation with just an x
Horizontal Lines
Horizontal Lines
Ex. y = 3 To graph this equation on a grid we would plot
all of the points that have an y-coordinate of 3
(or where y = 3)
The result is a HORIZONTAL line when we have an equation with just an y
The result is a HORIZONTAL line when we have an equation with just an y
Using What You Learned From Assignment 2's video and notes complete the Khan academy assignment (You should have been assigned this already but if you want to retry or didn't receive the assignment click on the link below)
Using What You Learned From Assignment 2's video and notes complete the Khan academy assignment (You should have been assigned this already but if you want to retry or didn't receive the assignment click on the link below)
Just drag and drop the dots on each graph to where they should be.
Assignment 3: Google Worksheet Review
Assignment 3: Google Worksheet Review
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