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y = mx + b 1 October 17, 2013 Green Card / Red Card y = mx + b Real World Practice What's Going On? Learning Goal I will learn how to determine the equation of a line from a graph or table of values.

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Green Card / Red Card

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Real World Practice

What's Going On?

Learning Goal ­ I will learn how to determine the equationof a line from a graph or table of values.

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F.F.M.

A long distance phone plan charges $10 per month plus 10 cents per minute.

Identify:a) Independent Variableb) Dependent Variablec) Initial Valued) Rate of Change

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F.F.M.Mr. Gilbert was recently at a P.D. session.

Everyone at the session gets paid $142.67 for attending, plus $0.45 per kilometer they have to drive.

Identify:a) Independent Variable - b) Dependent Variable - c) Initial Value - d) Rate of Change -

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Green Card / Red Card

For each of the questions that follow, hold up either your green card or your red card.

If you agree with the statement hold up the green card, if you disagree with the statement hold up the red card.

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Point A has coordinates ﴾3, ­2﴿

TRUEThe x-coordinate of the point is 3.

The y-coordinate of the point is -2.

We write points as (x,y)

Touch in the center of the oval

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Point B has coordinates ﴾3, 4﴿

FALSE

The coordinates of the point are reversed!

We always write points as (x,y)

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Point C has coordinates ﴾­1, 1﴿

TRUEThe x-coordinate of the point is -1.

The y-coordinate of the point is 1.

We write points as (x,y)

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The rate of change is $25/week

TRUE(kind of)

After 6 weeksthe account balance has dropped by $150

150÷6 = 25You may argue the rate is -$25/week

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The initial value is $200

TRUE

After 0 weeks(INITIALLY)the account balance was $200

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The independent variable is Account Balance

FALSE

Account balance depends on the number of weeks.

The independent variable is always on the x-axis!

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A large cheese pizza at Boathouse costs $18, plus $1.50 for every extra topping on the pizza.

The rate of change is $18

FALSEThe price of the pizza increases at a rate of $1.50 per extra topping.

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A large cheese pizza at Boathouse $18, plus $1.50 for every extra topping on the pizza.

A pepperoni, mushroom and cheese pizza costs $21.00

TRUEA pepperoni, cheese, mushroom pizza costs:

$18.00 + 2*$1.50= $18.00 + $3.00= $21.00

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A large cheese pizza at Boathouse costs $18, plus $1.50 for every extra topping on the pizza.

The rate of change is $1.50

FALSE

The price of a pizza increases at a rate of $1.50 per extra

topping .

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Pizza Pizza has a different price structure than Boathouse:

Number of Toppings

0  17.401  19.502  21.603  23.704 25.80

Cost of a Large Pizza

($)

The rate of change is $2.10 per topping

TRUEThe values in the right column of

the table go up by $2.10 each time the number of toppings

increases.

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Pizza Pizza has a different price structure than Boathouse:

The dependent variable is the cost of a large pizza

TRUEThe cost of a large pizza depends

on the number of toppings.

Also, the dependent variable isalways in the right column of a

table of values.

Number of Toppings

0  17.401  19.502  21.603  23.704 25.80

Cost of a Large Pizza

($)

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What do the m and b represent?

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+2

+2

+2

+2

Touch!

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-3

-3

-3

-3

Touch!

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3ALWAYS START

WITH THE POINT ON THE

LEFT!!!!!

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y = ­2xDon't forget to reduce your fractions!!

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Equation: y = 

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Equation: y = 

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slope

• It's just another term for the rate of change!!

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• It's just another term for the initial value!!

NOTES y­intercept

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Practice

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