Consider the straight line that passes through the points A, \, B, C and D:
Find the slope of the line using the points A and D.
Find the slope of the line using the points B and C.
Consider the points A, \, B, and C on the following coordinate plane:
Describe how to move from point A to the following points:
Point B
Point C
Express the direction of the following movements as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement:
From point A to point B
From point A to point C
Consider the points A, \, B, and C on the following coordinate plane:
Describe how to move from point A to the following points:
Point B
Point C
Express the direction of the following movements as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement:
From point A to point B
From point A to point C
Consider the points A, \, B, and C on the following coordinate plane:
Describe how to move from point A to the following points:
Point B
Point C
Express the direction of the following movements as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement:
From point A to point B
From point A to point C
Does the slope of the interval between A and B is equal to the slope between the points B and C?
Consider the points A, \, B, and C on the following coordinate plane:
Describe how to move from point A to the following points:
Point B
Point C
Express the direction of the following movements as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement:
From point A to point B
From point A to point C
From point B to point C
Determine the slope of the line.
Consider the points A, \, B, and C on the following coordinate plane:
Describe how to move from point A to the following points:
Point B
Point C
Express the direction of the following movements as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement:
From point A to point B
From point A to point C
Determine the slope of the line.
Consider the points A, \, B, and C on the following coordinate plane:
Describe how to move from point A to the following points:
Point B
Point C
Express the direction of the following movements as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement:
From point A to point B
From point A to point C
Determine the slope of the line.
Consider the points A and B on the straight line:
Describe how to move from point A to point B.
Express the direction of the movement in part (a) as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement.
Now, find y if the coordinates of C are \left(2, y \right) and C also lies on the same line.
Consider the points A and B on the straight line:
Describe how to move from point A to point B.
Express the direction of the movement in part (a) as a simplified ratio, comparing vertical movement to horizontal movement.
Now, find x if the coordinates of C are \left(x, - 19 \right) and C also lies on the same line.
\triangle ABD is similar to \triangle ACE, with points A \left(2, 4\right), B \left(4, 10\right) and C lying on a straight line:
Determine the slope of the straight line.
If length EC is 18 units, determine the coordinates of point C.
\triangle BCD is similar to \triangle BAE, and points A \left(3, - 5 \right), B, and C lie on a straight line with slope - 4:
If length BE is 7 units, determine the coordinates of point B.
If length BD is 48 units, determine the coordinates of point C.
Consider the following coordinate plane:
Determine whether the following triangles are similar to \triangle ABC:
\triangle ECD
\triangle AED
\triangle ABF
\triangle EFD
Consider the following coordinate plane:
Determine whether the following triangles are similar to \triangle ABC:
\triangle ABF
\triangle FCD
\triangle ECD
\triangle EFD
Consider the following coordinate plane:
Determine whether the following triangles are similar to \triangle FDB:
\triangle AFB
\triangle BAE
\triangle CFB
\triangle EDC
Consider the following coordinate plane:
Determine whether the following triangles are similar to \triangle FDB:
\triangle EFA
\triangle CBA
\triangle AEB
\triangle CFB