Introduction to Slope

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Algebra

After watching the Yay Math / Texas Instruments video on this concept, take this quiz to see how much you've learned! See the results right when you're done, AND, there's even an option to send the results to an email of your choice. Good luck, no pressure, and YAY MATH!

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The road sign shows its "percent of grade", which is another way of saying its slope. What would the slope of this road be, as a reduced fraction? *

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1/2

1/5

1/20

1/10

If a road's "percent of grade" is 5%, that means that for every 5 feet of __________ change, there is 100 feet of __________ change. *

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horizontal ; vertical

vertical ; horizontal

What is the slope between the points (1,1) and (3,9)? *

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1/8

1/4

If we were to calculate the slope between two points by first going UP, and then RIGHT... we would get the same result if we went: *

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UP then LEFT

DOWN then LEFT

DOWN then RIGHT

Suppose a data set included the points: (0,0) and (2,1) and (4,2). What would the equation of the line be? *

(Hint: first calculate the slope between these points.)

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y = 2/x

y = 0

y = x

y = ½x

y = 2x

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