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    This document describes a Slope-Intercept Form Battleship game where players place ships on a grid and try to sink their opponent's ships by graphing lines with equations in slope-intercept form. Players take turns writing equations to hit points on their opponent's ships. The winner is the first to sink all of their opponent's ships. The document provides instructions, an example battleship placement, and questions for players to practice the game.

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    Practice activity for partners to review writing and graphing equations in slope-intercept form

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    This document describes a Slope-Intercept Form Battleship game where players place ships on a grid and try to sink their opponent's ships by graphing lines with equations in slope-intercept form. Players take turns writing equations to hit points on their opponent's ships. The winner is the first to sink all of their opponent's ships. The document provides instructions, an example battleship placement, and questions for players to practice the game.

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    Slope Intercept Form Battleship

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    Kathryn Belmonte
    This document describes a Slope-Intercept Form Battleship game where players place ships on a grid and try to sink their opponent's ships by graphing lines with equations in slope-intercept form. Players take turns writing equations to hit points on their opponent's ships. The winner is the first to sink all of their opponent's ships. The document provides instructions, an example battleship placement, and questions for players to practice the game.

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    Slope-Intercept

    Form Battleship

    Destroyer Submarine
    Battleship
    Created by iisanumber.blogspot.com

    Each person chooses a color and draws three ships like those on the left. Ships may be placed horizontally or vertically but not diagonally. To get a hit, write an equation in slope-intercept form that crosses through a point that an enemy ship occupies. You may not use vertical or horizontal lines. Graph the equation. Record your move on the chart. You may hit more than one ship with a single line if you are clever! Mark an X on any points youve crossed. You cannot hit your own ship. The winner sinks all of his opponents boats first.

    Slope-Intercept Form Battleship


    Player A Name: Color: Equation 1: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 2: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 3: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 4: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 5: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 6: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 7: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 8: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 9: Ship ordered pairs: Name: Color: Equation 1: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 2: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 3: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 4: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 5: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 6: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 7: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 8: Ship ordered pairs: Equation 9: Ship ordered pairs: Player B

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    Slope-Intercept Form Battleship You are playing the Slope-Intercept Form Battleship Game. Your opponent places a ship as shown below. 1. Write three equations in slope intercept form that you would use to sink this ship and tell what point on the ship they pass through. A. _______________________________________ passes through _________________ B. _______________________________________ passes through _________________ C. _______________________________________ passes through _________________ 2. Graph the three equations on the coordinate plane above. 3. Explain in at least three complete sentences the strategy you used while playing this game. You might discuss where you placed your ships, what you thought about when writing your equations, or how your strategy changed while you played the game. Your answer should be based on the math you used. Created by iisanumber.blogspot.com

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