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All Things Linear

Published on Apr 25, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

All Things Linear

Vocabulary & Key Attributes
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Function

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Definition - relationship where each INDEPENDENT set is associated with exactly ONE value from the dependent (OUTPUT/range/Y-COORDINATE)

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Attributes

  • X-coordinates CANNOT repeat but the Y-coordinates CAN repeat
  • must pass the VERTICAL line test
  • examples include: patterns, tables, mappings, descriptions, equations, ordered pairs, & graphs
  • can be LINEAR or non-LINEAR relationships
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Linear

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Definition - relationship between independent and DEPENDENT quantities that form a LINE when graphed on a coordinate plane

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Attributes

  • variables only have an exponent of 1
  • no variables in the DENOMINATOR
  • only need TWO points to find the EQUATION or graph
  • can be continuous (CONNECTED) or DISCRETE (disconnected)
  • has slope which can be positive, NEGATIVE, zero, or undefined
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Slope

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Definition - describes the DIRECTION and STEEPNESS of a line

Attributes

  • the change in Y-coordinate compared to the change in X-coordinate
  • EQUIVALENT for any 2 points
  • SIMILAR triangles have equivalent RATIOS
  • right triangles that share a HYPOTENUSE
  • represented by the variable, m

Intercepts

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Y-Intercept

  • ordered pair where the line INTERSECTS the Y-axis
  • represented by the variable, b
  • X-coordinate is always zero (0,b)
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X-Intercept

  • ordered pair where the line intersects the X-axis
  • NOT represented by a variable
  • Y-coordinate is always zero (x-int,0)
  • also called the ZERO
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Equation Forms

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y=mx+b

slope-intercept form
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equation of a line using the SLOPE, m, and Y-INTERCEPT, b

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Ax+By=C

standard form
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equation of a line where A, B, and C are INTEGERS and A must be positive

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Differences

constant rate of change, slope, k
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Constant Rate of Change, a

Function
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Slope, m

Linear
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Constant of Proportionality, k

Proportional/Direct Variation
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CONSTANT OF PROPORTIONALITY, k
unit rate
scale factor
equivalent ratios

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