Standard Form
You are able to manipulate the line by using the sliders
to move points R and S. Please answer the questions to the right.
Athena
Matherly, November 10, 2006, Created with GeoGebra
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*Notice the general form of standard form and the equation of the line
in standard form. Note the variables (A,B,C) and their corresponding
values.
- Find the quotient of C and B. How does this value
correspond to the line? Move slider b to 1 for a hint.
- Find the quotient of C and A. How does this value
correspond to the line? Move slider b to 2 for a hint.
- Move points R and S and answer questions 1 and 2
again.
- What is special about points R and S? These points
have a specific name, can you make a guess as to what this name might
be? (Hint: this is where the line is "intercepting" what?)
- Using the above information, what is the benefit of
Standard Form?
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