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Identify the x coordinate in the following ordered pairs. #1. (3, 4) #2. (-4, 7) #3. (100, 2) #4. (4, 16) Bell Ringer.

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1 Identify the x coordinate in the following ordered pairs. #1. (3, 4) #2. (-4, 7) #3. (100, 2) #4. (4, 16) Bell Ringer

2 Don’t Forget Quiz tomorrow – Section 1.4 and 2.6
Graphic Organizer due Friday

3 Supply Check You need to have on your desk:
A piece of paper A pencil A calculator A red pen (any color I can see other than black) YOU MAY NOT BORROW FROM A FRIEND!!

4 Homework Check

5 Homework Check

6 Homework Check

7 Section 2.6 Graphing in 4 Quadrants
R drive > Key > Week 13 > Wednesday > 2.6 PowerPoint File > Save As > P drive > Math > Week 13 > 2.6 PowerPoint

8 Example 1 Write Ordered Pairs

9 Example 2 Write Ordered Pairs
Write the ordered pair that names each point.

10 Notes

11 Example 3 Graph Points and Name the Quadrant

12 Example 4 Graph Points and Name the Quadrant
Graph and label each point on a coordinate plane. Name the quadrant in which each point lies.

13 Example 5 Graph an Algebraic Relationship

14 Example 4 Graph an Algebraic Relationship

15 Example 5 Graph an Algebraic Relationship
Mrs. Gossell’s class is playing a classroom quiz game. The difference between Ali’s and Joachim’s scores is 3 points. If x represents Ali’s score and y represents Joachim’s score, make a table of possible values for x and y. The graph the ordered pairs and describe the graph.

16 Graphing Activity Pick a graphing activity!
Thanksgiving hat Thanksgiving pumpkin Everyone must complete their own You may work with a partner! These are due tomorrow. Make it pretty and I will hang it up if you like 

17 Homework Finish Your Graphing Activity Section 2.6 #1-9


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