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Flies over a Bun
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Rise over Run rhymes with Flies over a Bun -Drake
35 Comments
Mr Bigsby
10/3/2015 01:02:19 pm
Are there any slope values that you think would be hard to graph? Any slopes that are confusing?
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rose Warner
10/3/2015 02:38:15 pm
No because you just do rise over run like you explained
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Viola
10/3/2015 09:01:58 pm
Definitely cleared things up for me a little more. Thanks.
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Sarina
10/4/2015 10:41:42 am
I understand a lot bette now.
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Sarina
10/4/2015 10:42:15 am
Better*
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Emily Ritzes
10/4/2015 10:53:25 am
I don't think so.
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Zoe
10/4/2015 04:49:42 pm
I understand more
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Alexis Kahler
10/4/2015 04:53:02 pm
Just like we leaned in class I fully understand
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Hazel Montgomery-Walsh
10/4/2015 04:54:49 pm
I don't know... there may be a graph at some point that I wasn't expecting... or maybe the numbers would be hard to calculate with. Great video... it really cleared things up. (By the way... I'm not completely sure but I think that one of the points on the 4th graph was in the wrong spot, but no big problem! :)
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Mr Bigsby
10/4/2015 05:04:31 pm
You're right Hazel. My cursor lagged a little and I didnt realize. The plot should be one lower. Great catch! Extra Credit!
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Georgia
10/4/2015 07:40:10 pm
this helps a lot
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Logan Nix
10/4/2015 08:33:02 pm
Cleared things up a bit, I can understand it better.
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Ethan Anderson
10/5/2015 04:28:23 am
good vid
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Lauren Bogoslowski
10/5/2015 04:51:18 am
No, I think I understand it a lot better now
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Megan McDaniel
10/5/2015 04:52:45 am
Great video
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Erica Fu
10/5/2015 01:09:30 pm
Sorry I was late, I had to go to a funeral.
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Piper
10/6/2015 01:23:40 pm
I kinda understand it more now
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Ally Carter
10/6/2015 01:34:11 pm
Nice video
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rose
10/6/2015 02:05:11 pm
what do you not understand piper maybe i can help?
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Hazel Montgomery-Walsh
10/6/2015 02:46:15 pm
Again, this video helped a lot! Quick question... when when finding intercepts on a linear line, should we estimate if the line doesn't cross an exact point or should we just solve the graph algebraically?
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Emily Ritzes
10/6/2015 02:48:53 pm
HAZEL~ I would say that you would estimate because unless you have a word problem to go with it, you don't know the exact value. I am pretty sure Mr.Bigsby said that in class today. I hope that helped you Hazel!!!
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Hazel Montgomery-Walsh
10/6/2015 02:52:27 pm
Thanks Emily! I do agree that it is good to estimate sometimes, but if it gives you the y value (ex: 2400), sometimes you can divide by the 1800x in F(x)=1800x. So, 2400/1800=1.33 (repeated), but I guess that in this example, it may be better to round, since 1.33 is not very exact. I think that truly it depends on the graph and values. Thanks Emily! It did help! :)
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Mr. Bigsby
10/6/2015 04:32:14 pm
Great question Hazel. Emily is correct about how we were solving it today using the Intersection Point. And a word problem could definitely help if they gave us the value. However, in class we talked about how needing to estimate values that do not cross an exact point on the graph was a disadvantage of solving with the Intersection Point. We started to talk about how solving algebraically would be more accurate. We will start learning this skill starting Thursday!
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maddox moser
10/6/2015 03:41:46 pm
hello this made it easier.
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Julianna
10/6/2015 05:27:17 pm
I am wondering how do you make an answer if you have an intersection point but, it is not exact. Would we use the algebraic method instead?How do we do the algebraic method with the quotient being a bunch of numbers?
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Mr. Bigsby
10/6/2015 06:24:48 pm
Whoa, irrational numbers?!??! I can't think of a problem that would have an X or Y value of pi. Pi could be slope though, and it is usually rounded or placed in a calculator for more accuracy.
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Georgia
10/6/2015 06:01:00 pm
Julianna I'm not really sure of the answer to what you're asking but I think if the points were discrete like humans for example you would round because you can't have half of a human . But if the word problem, if there is one, is continuous then I think you would use the algebraic method.
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Mr. Bigsby
10/6/2015 06:18:59 pm
Ooo I really like your point about needing to round your answer if it is a discrete graph. Like if we sell tickets for $5 each and our goal is to make $12.50, the intersection point would land at 2.5 tickets so we would have to round up to 3 tickets to meet our goal!
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Emily Ritzes
10/6/2015 06:37:54 pm
Mr.Bigsby I like doing this (talking to our classmates). It helps A LOT.
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Taylor Hemingway
10/6/2015 06:46:32 pm
food
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Karli custer
10/7/2015 01:44:06 pm
Hi reading all those questions made things easier
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fletcher thomas
10/7/2015 05:21:08 pm
cool video u made it soooo much more understandable by explaining soory im late
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Amna
10/8/2015 01:02:27 pm
With all of ur discussions I can understand everyone point of view even u mr bigsby
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Jaelyn
10/13/2015 05:51:48 pm
Reading other people's comments and you answering them made things seem easier to understand
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Krissy
10/16/2015 08:17:25 pm
The comments and discussions really clear things up.
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