IN MATH: 1. n. a number representing the "tilt" or inclination (symbol m). 2. the ratio of
vertical change to horizontal change; "change in y over change in x." EX. Vertical lines
have no slope.
See:
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The Dope on Slope - for secants, tangents, normals, derivatives
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Slope in Sound & Picture - a sequence of notes (increasing in frequency) and a speed at which the notes are sounded are used to permit one to "hear" a slope
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A Graph is A Portrait - an essay on the concepts of graph
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GRAPHITI - introductory coordinate geometry, point generation, distance, functions
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Point-Plotting Animation - see step-by-step how to create a graph
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- Algebra Notes
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Three Most Important Functions
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Lines
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vertical lines, x = a, a = some constant
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horizontal lines, y = a, a = some constant
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linear functions, y = ax + b, etc.
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Equations of Lines, y - y1 =m (x - x1), etc.
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- Function and Relation Library - Many functions w/their features & graphs
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Graphing Vocabulary
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Function Vocabulary
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IN ENGLISH: 1. v. tilt. 2. n. inclined side. EX. The hill has a grassy, flowered slope.
APPLICATION: See list
240.
1. Compute the slope of a line containing (2,5) and (-1, 2).
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ISBN: 0-9623593-5-1.