Complete the following prompts in your notes.

1. I can find the slope of a line on the coordinate plane by . . .
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   I can find the slope of a line on the coordinate plane by drawing a right triangle between the two points and the line. Once the triangle is drawn, I can find the rise over run ratio.
   
2. I can find the slope of linear data in a table by . . .
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   I can find the slope of linear data in a table by finding the differences between the x-values on the left side and the y-values on the right side of the table. If the differences are constant, I can put the difference of the y-values over the x-values in the rise over run ratio.
   
3. I can use the formula to find the slope of a line by . . .
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   I can use the formula to find the slope of a line by substituting in the coordinates of two points into the formula m = (y sub one minus y sub two) over (x sub 1 minus x sub 2) y₁ − y₂ x₁ − x₂ , and then simplify.
   
4. I can use the equation of a line to find the slope by . . .
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   I can use the equation of a line to find the slope by changing the equation to slope-intercept form.