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SLOPE of A LINE

SLOPE of A LINE. Slope. What is slope? Why do we want to know? Look at the relationship between rise and run in each of the lines. That would define the slope of the line. y. X. Line 1. Line 1. Line 2. Line 2. Look at the relationship between the blue arrow and the red arrow. =. SLOPE.

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Vectors and Parametric Plotting

VC.01 Part B. Vectors and Parametric Plotting. VC.01 Part B. G4, G5, G7, G8 are all due by 7:30 AM on Friday Quiz on Friday, cumulative over all of VC.01 Make sure you read the Tutorials AND the Basics for this homework assignment. Example 1: Particle Path, Velocity, and Acceleration.

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Warm Up

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MORE Theorems Relating Lines and Planes

MORE Theorems Relating Lines and Planes. Theorem 5. Two lines perpendicular to the same plane are coplanar. Theorem 6. If a plane intersects two parallel planes, then the intersection is two parallel lines. Parallel lines are formed!. Theorem 7.

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Example 1

y-intercept = 3 So c = 3. Example 1. By examination of the graph, state the equation of the line in the form y = mx+ c. - 6. 3. y = -2 x + 3. Example 2. Calculate the length of the line from C(-4,12) to D (7.-3). Example 5.

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Changing Working Units From MM to INCH

Changing Working Units From MM to INCH. Austin Hillier. Open Solidworks, and In the top left corner, click the line button and create two lines perpendicular to each other. After you draw a couple lines, In the bottom right corner there is a unit box that you click on to change the units.

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