Thursday April 8 Slope & Y-intercept Using Tables

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16 questions
Good Morning! Today is Thursday April 8th 2021 and it is an A day.

We will focus on finding slope and y-intercept for tables today.

Your Warm Up today is on Kahoot:
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Based on the results from the graphing calculator, which option shows the slope?

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Based on the results from the graphing calculator, which option shows the y-intercept?

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Based on the results from the graphing calculator, which option shows the correct equation?

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Success Criteria:
1. I can indentify wehther the relationship is proportional or non-proportional.
2. I can calculate the slope in the given relationship.
3. I can calculate the y-intercept in the given relationship.
4. I can create a summary of the slope, y-intercept, or equation for the given relationship.

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Success Criteria:
1. I can indentify wehther the relationship is proportional or non-proportional.
2. I can calculate the slope in the given relationship.
3. I can calculate the y-intercept in the given relationship.
4. I can create a summary of the slope, y-intercept, or equation for the given relationship.

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Success Criteria:
1. I can indentify wehther the relationship is proportional or non-proportional.
2. I can calculate the slope in the given relationship.
3. I can calculate the y-intercept in the given relationship.
4. I can create a summary of the slope, y-intercept, or equation for the given relationship.

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Success Criteria:
1. I can indentify wehther the relationship is proportional or non-proportional.
2. I can calculate the slope in the given relationship.
3. I can calculate the y-intercept in the given relationship.
4. I can create a summary of the slope, y-intercept, or equation for the given relationship.

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Success Criteria:
1. I can indentify wehther the relationship is proportional or non-proportional.
2. I can calculate the slope in the given relationship.
3. I can calculate the y-intercept in the given relationship.
4. I can create a summary of the slope, y-intercept, or equation for the given relationship.

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Does the table show a proportional relationship?

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Which equation shows the relationship between the number of poles ordered, n, and the total cost, c?

Success Criteria:
1. I can indentify wehther the relationship is proportional or non-proportional.
2. I can calculate the slope in the given relationship.
3. I can calculate the y-intercept in the given relationship.
4. I can create a summary of the slope, y-intercept, or equation for the given relationship.

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Does the table show a proportional relationship?

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Which equation represents the relationship shown in the table?

Success Criteria:
1. I can indentify wehther the relationship is proportional or non-proportional.
2. I can calculate the slope in the given relationship.
3. I can calculate the y-intercept in the given relationship.
4. I can create a summary of the slope, y-intercept, or equation for the given relationship.

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Look at the table. Is the relationship propoortional?

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Which equation represents the relationship shown in the table?

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Which equation represents the relationship shown in the table?

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Which equation represents the relationship shown in the table?

Graded DOL:

Extra Credit (Due at the end of the week and you must login to complete it)
Link 1: https://www.ixl.com/math/grade-8/write-a-linear-equation-from-a-slope-and-y-intercept
Link 2: https://www.ixl.com/math/grade-8/write-a-linear-function-from-a-table