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Resource Title:Lines and Slope
Description:At this math site students learn to draw a line and find its slope. Includes information about solving equations; graphing points; calculating slope; learning the formula for slope; using slope; horizontal, vertical, parallel, and perpendicular lines; slope-intercept form; lines with a right slope; and right y-intercept. A glossary of terms, links to other sites, and suggestions of how to use the material can also be found.

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Author Math Forum
Ursula Whitcher
Contributor(s) Math Forum
Ursula Whitcher
Date Published 2001-10-12T20:30:00Z
Grade Level Grade 10
Grade 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
High School
Middle School
Intended Audience High School (9-12)
Learner
Middle School (6-8)
Language En
Resource Format Text/html
Resource Type InteractiveResource
Subject Keyword(s) Algebra
Equations
Graphing Equations
Graphing Of Data
Graphing Techniques
Linear Algebra
Mathematics
Content contained within the resource:
Math Forum: Lines and Slope (Chameleon Graphing) Lines and Slope || Chameleon Home || Ask Dr. Math Lines and Slope How do I draw a line? How do I find its slope? Joan the chameleon can help.   Table of Contents Introduction Drawing a Line Graphing Points First Another Equation Slope Calculating Slope Finding More Slopes Using Slope Horizontal and Vertical Lines Perpendicular Lines Slope-Intercept Form An Equation with the Right Slope An Equation with the Right y-Intercept y = mx + b Glossary Links Note to Adults Please send questions, comments, and suggestions to Ursula Whitcher [ Privacy Policy ] [ Terms of Use ] Home  ||  The Math Library  ||  Quick Reference  ||  Search  ||  Help   © 1994-2008 Drexel University. All rights reserved. http://mathforum.org/ The Math Forum is a research and educational enterprise of the Drexel School of Education .