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10/7/13 Mon. Boot-Up 10.7.13 / 6 min. 3 6. 1 2. 8 16. 1 2. =. =. B K. ABC KLM. 3-94. A K. C L. 54 . ABC JKL. What’s wrong with this Flow Chart?. AA . 36. 3-95. y. II. I. x. III. IV. Find Lesson 4.1.1.
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Boot-Up 10.7.13 / 6 min.
3 6 1 2 8 16 1 2 = = B K ABC KLM 3-94
A K C L 54 ABC JKL What’s wrong with this Flow Chart? AA 36 3-95
y II I x III IV
Find Lesson 4.1.1 • Today’s To-Do List: • 4-2 4-12 • 4-3 4-13 • 4-4 4-14 • 4-16
You will need today’s Resource Pages and class work for Lesson 4.1.2. Please store your work in a safe location at the end of this lesson.
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4-2d. This symbol does NOT mean “Triangle” in this case. It is the Greek letter “Delta.” It is used to represent change. In this case, “change” means the change in y over the change in x– Or, in other words distance.
Change in y Vertical Change Rise = = = Change in x Horizontal Change Run 4-2d.
What is the measure of each shown inside the ? n = __ 2n = ___ n + 4 = __ Boot-Up 10.8.13 / 6 min. A C B 2n Bonus problems: What is the measure of each shown outside the ? D n + 4 F E A = __ D= __ G= __ B = __ E= __ H= __ C = __ F= __ I= __ G n I H
n = __ 2n = ___ n + 4 = __ Boot-Up 10.8.13 / 6 min. A C B 2n D n + 4 F E G n A = __ D= __ G= __ B = __ E= __ H= __ C = __ F= __ I= __ I H
SWBAT connect specific slope ratios to their related s & use this information to find missing sides or s of right s with 11°, 22°, 18°, or 45°s. Today’s Objective: *SWBAT= Student Will Be Able To
Find Problem 4-4 • Today’s To-Do List: • 4-12 • 4-13 • 4-4 4-14 • 4-5 4-16
+ 0 y = 2/5x 22 Where is our y-intercept?
18 What is the approximate slope of this line?
y = x + 4 1/1 45 1) Where is our y-intercept? 2) What is our slope?
Remember, we can learn this the easy way, or the hard way… Now, what is this letter called?
4-16 Take good care of your Tools, & they’ll take good care of you…
At what angle measure am I holding the sai in my right hand? Slope Ratios and Angles In Lesson 4.1.1, you discovered that certain slope angles produce slope triangles with special ratios. Below are the triangles you have studied so far. Note that the angles below are rounded to the nearest degree.
Practice makes Perfect… 4.1.2 4-17 – 4-22
Boot-Up 10.9.13 / 6 min. What are the following measures? 1) y= __ 2) = __ y 22 25
Today’s To-Do List: Find Problem 4-14
4-14 Find Lesson 4.1.3 Read Intro
SWBAT: 1) Determine slope ratios for given s. 2) Solve for missing side lengths on s using slope ratios. Today’s Objective: *SWBAT= Student Will Be Able To
1) What is the slope ratio for the given ? ____ 4-23 10 7 = 1.429 2) How can we solve for x? TTW: 1) Demonstrate using Dynamic Geometry Tool 2) H/O RP 4.1.3
Slope ratio = ____ Slope ratio = ____ Proportion Proportion __ __ __ __ = = 4-24
Slope ratio = ____ Slope ratio = ____ Proportion Proportion __ __ __ __ = = 4-24
Slope ratio = ____ Proportion Proportion __ __ __ __ = = Slope ratio = ____ 4-24
Slope ratio = ____ Proportion __ __ = A side length of a can not be 0! Neither can an ! 4-24
Slope ratio = ____ Proportion __ __ = You can’t have 2 90 s in a ! 4-24
1) What happens to the slope ratio when the angle increases? Decreases? 2) What happens to the slope ratio when the angle is 0°? 90°? 3) When is a slope ratio more than 1? When is it less than 1? 4-26 8 min.
4.1.3 4-27 – 4-32 4.1.4 4-39 – 4-44