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Warm Up

2.4 Day 2 Writing Equations Day 2 Horizontal Vertical ParallelPerpendicular

Horizontal Lines What do horizontal lines look like? Do you have a trick/hint that helps you remember that?

Horizontal Lines

Review Questions

Vertical Lines What do vertical lines look like? Do you have a trick/hint that helps you remember that?

Vertical Lines

Review Questions The calculator said error because we divided by zero. Come up with two new points that would also cause a calculator error!

HOY VUX Graphing Horizontal and Vertical Lines Each student will be given a worksheet to overview horizontal and vertical lines.

Parallel vs. Perpendicular

Examples

You Try!

Review Question Summarize to a neighbor the rules about parallel and perpendicular. Be prepared to share what your neighbor said.

Parallel vs. Perpendicular

You Try!!!

Extra Practice

Parallel vs. Perpendicular Write an equation in slope-intercept form of the line…

Examples

Homework Lesson 2.4 Pg #’s 6-7, 23-26