This document provides a "cheat sheet" on slope and graphing key concepts. It defines slope as the constant rate of change and shows the formula to calculate it from two ordered pairs as the rise over the run. It outlines the slope-intercept form for non-proportional relationships and direct variation form for proportional relationships. Examples of equations and graphs are given for each type of relationship.
This document provides a "cheat sheet" on slope and graphing key concepts. It defines slope as the constant rate of change and shows the formula to calculate it from two ordered pairs as the rise over the run. It outlines the slope-intercept form for non-proportional relationships and direct variation form for proportional relationships. Examples of equations and graphs are given for each type of relationship.
This document provides a "cheat sheet" on slope and graphing key concepts. It defines slope as the constant rate of change and shows the formula to calculate it from two ordered pairs as the rise over the run. It outlines the slope-intercept form for non-proportional relationships and direct variation form for proportional relationships. Examples of equations and graphs are given for each type of relationship.