Lines
Here is a summary and review of what we've been learning over the last few days. There is a neat little java applet you can play with to see how changes in the slope and y-intercept effect the graph of a line.
Try the exercises here too if you wish. Towards the bottom of the page you'll find 3 animations of how changing slopes effect the graphs of lines with different y-intercepts. (Click on the animated gif links.)
How many lines do you see?
Update!
Since I noticed some of you are struggling with the homework I thought this online lab might help. The text in some places may be long, but stick it out and try it -- you'll learn a lot. And that's what we're all about, isn't it? ;-)
3 Comments:
wow, had lots of trouble understanding this concept.. luckily, i have my trusty brother :D
i think that the school supply lists should have "a older smarter sibling" :D
wow i totally agree...
i dont understand most of this slopes stuff, i get the rise over run thing but thats pretty much it. i wish i had an older smarter sibling :(
everyone please purchase a older sibling at your nearest store :D
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