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1 Home for the Holidays Ms. Acciardo Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School mathrox101@adelphia.net

2 n Where are you going for the holiday? n If you are not going away this year, where was your favorite Thanksgiving?

3 Let’s plan our trip! n Look up how long it will take to get there and how far away it is using MapQuest. n Since we will be driving please limit your trip to the mainland of the USA. n MapQuest® MapQuest® MapQuest®

4 Let’s make some lists! Destination Time (Hrs) Distance (mi) Destination Time (Hrs) Distance (mi)

5 Let’s get this party on the graph!

6 Questions…. n Is there a linear relationship for the data? n How can we find an equation of the line? n What is the slope of the line? n What are the units of the slope? n What is the real world meaning of the slope? n Is this a direct variation?

7 Brought to you by by Elena Acciardo With the inspiration of Zachary The guidance of Jill The great support of the TLC group! Thanks Everyone!!!!

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