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Slope of Linear Graphs definitions
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Slope
Ratio of vertical change to horizontal change between two points, indicating direction and steepness of a line.
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Slope
Ratio of vertical change to horizontal change between two points, indicating direction and steepness of a line.
Rise
Amount of change along the vertical axis between two points, positive for upward movement and negative for downward.
Run
Amount of change along the horizontal axis between two points, positive for rightward movement and negative for leftward.
Vertical Axis
Reference line on a graph representing values that change up or down, typically labeled as Y.
Horizontal Axis
Reference line on a graph representing values that change left or right, typically labeled as X.
Intersection
Point where a line crosses grid lines on a graph, used for accurate slope calculation.
Positive Slope
Line characteristic where movement from left to right results in an upward trend, indicating growth.
Negative Slope
Line characteristic where movement from left to right results in a downward trend, indicating decline.
Steepness
Degree to which a line inclines or declines, with larger absolute slope values indicating greater tilt.
Grid Lines
Horizontal and vertical lines on a graph that help identify exact points for calculations.
Fraction
Numerical expression representing the ratio of rise to run, used to describe slope values.
Trend
General direction in which a line moves, either upward or downward, as shown by the slope.
Uphill
Visual representation of a line with positive slope, moving upward from left to right.
Downhill
Visual representation of a line with negative slope, moving downward from left to right.
Point
Specific location on a graph defined by coordinates, used to determine rise and run for slope calculation.