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Friday, March 23 rd Please have Graphing worksheet out! 1.If a point on a direct variation graph is (5,6), what is k? 2. What point does a direct variation graph have to go Warm Up

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Friday, March 23 rd. Warm Up. Please have Graphing worksheet out!. If a point on a direct variation graph is (5,6), what is k? 2. What point does a direct variation graph have to go through?. Corny of Joke of the Day. Why did Wesley start a lawn care service? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Friday, March 23rd Please have Graphing

worksheet out!

1. If a point on a direct variation graph is (5,6), what is k?

2. What point does a direct variation graph have to go through?

Warm Up

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Corny of Joke of the Day

Why did Wesley start a

lawn care service?

Because he wanted to “rake” in

some cash

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MARCH MADNESS

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March Madness Grade 6

March MadnessMath CRCT: Grade 6Thursday, March 22

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March Madness Grade 6

7. Which method could be used to solve the number sentence shown?

4x = 16

A. Subtract 4 from 4x, and subtract 4 from 16B. Subtract 4 from 4x, and subtract 16 from 16

C. Divide 4x by 4, and divide 16 by 16D. Divide 4x by 4, and divide 16 by 4

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March Madness Grade 6

8. Which of the following nets can be folded along the dashed lines to form a cube?

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March Madness Grade 6

March MadnessMath CRCT: Grade 6Friday, March 23

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March Madness Grade 6

9. In a random survey, 25 out of 150 people were able to give a correct

answer to the question asked. If 500 people are surveyed, about how many

would be expected to answer the question correctly?

A. 4 C. 83

B. 20 D. 325

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March Madness Grade 6

10. In which of the following tables does each pair of numbers (x,y) satisfy the equation x + 6 = y?

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Homework Answers

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Where is the origin?!?!

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Do You Remember?Which axis is the horizontal axis? _____________Which axis is the vertical axis? _____________

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How do you find k?

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Goal for TodayFinding K on a graph

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DirectVariation

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K= Slope When you think of

the word SLOPE…what do you think of?!

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Slopes are commonly associated with mountains

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The slope we are studying is associated with the graph of a line

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Different Slopes Po

sitive

Negativezero

Undefined

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POSITIVE SLOPE“Reaching the Goal”

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Negative Slope“The Tumbler”

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Zero Slope“Not Much Happening”

Horizontal Line

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We will only be working with POSTIVE SLOPES

that go through the point (0,0)

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K= Rise ÷ Run

Rise= y axis

Run= x axis

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What goes first?You need to

rise up before you

run

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I. Finding Slope“The Meat of it”

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#1Slope:

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#2Slope:

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#3Slope:

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#4Slope:

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The steeper the line is the larger K will be!

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SO. . . If you graphed each set of equations below, all of the graphs would be straight lines. For each group of equations, the steepest line would be represented by which equation?

A. y = 3x B. y = 9x C y = x D. y = 4x