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Discovery Lesson Writing Equations (Perpendicular)
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What do you notice about the two equations? Signs of the Slopes? ___________ Numbers that make the Slopes?___ How are they related to each other? ___________________________ What would happen if I multiplied the slopes together? What does that mean?___________ Negative reciprocals of each other
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Predict what you think the graphs will look like based on what you know about slope and y-intercepts Increasing? Decreasing? Do they Cross?
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What does this Square tell you? What are the properties of a square?
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Were you correct in your prediction?
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What does this Square tell you?
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What happens when you multiply the slopes together?
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What is the cause of this special relationship? _________________________________________ Explain how you can look at two equations in slope- intercept form to determine if they have this special relationship. ______________________________________________________
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Compare the pairs below:
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If I gave you an equation, can you write another equation so the two lines would be perpendicular to each other.
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now go to next column 3) Find line perpendicular to and goes through (-3, 4) Step 1Step 2Step 3 FLIP the slope & CHANGE the SIGN
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now go to next column 3) Find line perpendicular to and goes through (-3, 4) Step 1Step 2Step 3 FLIP the slope & CHANGE the SIGN
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Perpendicular Lines (symbol) Lines that form a 90° Angle. Perpendicular Lines have one solution written as an ordered pair. Perpendicular Lines’ slopes are NOT the same (negative reciprocals). Do 2 things… FLIP the slope & CHANGE the SIGN
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Given slope : Perpendicular slope:
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now go to next column 3) Find line perpendicular to and goes through (-6, 4) Step 1Step 2Step 3 FLIP the slope & CHANGE the SIGN
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now go to next column 4) Find line perpendicular to and goes through (4, 7) Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 FLIP the slope & CHANGE the SIGN
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