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Note Note Note to browser’s This slope lesson is interactive and I have students use graph paper as they follow along This is formulated for the California High School Exit Exam math standards

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Page 1: Note Note to browsers This slope lesson is interactive and I have students use graph paper as they follow along This is formulated for the California High

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• Note to browser’s

• This slope lesson is interactive and I have students use graph paper as they follow along

• This is formulated for the California High School Exit Exam math standards

Page 2: Note Note to browsers This slope lesson is interactive and I have students use graph paper as they follow along This is formulated for the California High

Slope Slope

Page 3: Note Note to browsers This slope lesson is interactive and I have students use graph paper as they follow along This is formulated for the California High

How do engineers build bridges?How do engineers build bridges?

Page 4: Note Note to browsers This slope lesson is interactive and I have students use graph paper as they follow along This is formulated for the California High
Page 5: Note Note to browsers This slope lesson is interactive and I have students use graph paper as they follow along This is formulated for the California High

How do engineers build roads?How do engineers build roads?

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How can we write 7% as a fraction?How can we write 7% as a fraction?

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7% as a fraction??7% as a fraction??

• Remember than any percent is a part of 100.

77%

100

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The grade of a road is the same as The grade of a road is the same as slopeslope

• Here is the picture:

7 feet

100 feet

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Slope of a lineSlope of a line

• The slope measures the “rise” and “run” of the stairs beneath or above the line.

4

4

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Slope of a lineSlope of a line

• The “stairs” are all through the line and the same size.

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Slope of a lineSlope of a line

• Can I make a line if the stairs aren’t the same size?

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Slope of a line (m)Slope of a line (m)

• To find the slope, use the formula

4

4risem

run

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Slope of a line (m)Slope of a line (m)

• To find the slope, use the formula

4

441

4m

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Slope of a line (m)Slope of a line (m)

• Find the slope of the following lines:

3

2m

1

2A) B)

2

3

risem

run

1

2m

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Slope of a line (m)Slope of a line (m)

• Is the slope positive or negative?

Answer:

Positive, Read from left to right

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Try for yourselfTry for yourself

• Draw 2 lines with the following slopes on your graph paper.

• A) B)

• Start anywhere on your coordinate plane.

1

2m

3

4m

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1

2m

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3

4m

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Slope of a line (m)Slope of a line (m)

• The last 2 lines had a positive slope, let’s look at slopes with negative slopes

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Slope of a line (m)Slope of a line (m)

• We still use rise over run, except the “stairs” are underneath the line.

3

-2

2

3m

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Try for yourselfTry for yourself

• Draw 2 lines with the following slopes on your graph paper.

• C) D)

• Start anywhere on your coordinate plane.

1

4m

5

6m

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1

4m

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5

6m

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CAHSEE StandardCAHSEE Standard

3.3 Graph linear functions, noting that the vertical change (change in y-value) per unit of horizontal change (change in x-value) is always the same and know that the ratio (“rise over run”) is called the slope of a graph.

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What do you need to do?What do you need to do?

• Identify the slope on a graph

• First find where the line goes through (intersects the grid lines)

• Draw a triangle and calculate the slope

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What do you need to do?What do you need to do?

• Decide if it’s a negative or positive slope

• Trace the triangle on the graph paper

• On the CAHSEE you can write on the test!

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What do you need to do?What do you need to do?

• Use the formula

• Rise is negative 1• Run is 2

risem

run

1

2m

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Now it’s your turnNow it’s your turn

• Identify the slope on each line.

• First make points where the line intersects the grid

• Then calculate the slope

• If you finish early, then also identify where the line crosses the y-axis.

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Released Question from CAHSEEReleased Question from CAHSEE

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Released Question from CAHSEEReleased Question from CAHSEE

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