Graph an image/figure using lines and restrictions! (50 marks in total)

Use the interactive online graphing tool "Desmos" to help you [hts://www.desmos.com/calculator

Part #12 Instructions:

1. Draw an image or figure on a sheet of paper. (5 marks)

2. Reconstruct the figure on a Cartesian plane using only lines with restrictions and

points on a sheet of paper (5 marks for figure)

show axis, points, and all calculations for each line you put in the table-10 marks)

You should have:

i at least one line with a positive slope;

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at least one line with a negative slope;

iii. at least one line that is horizontal;

iv. at least one lines that is vertical;

v. at least one pair of lines that are parallel

vi at least one pair of lines that are perpendicular, and

vii. a minimum of 12 lines that construct your figurelimage from point 2.

3. Take your reconstructed figure from above and plot it in the Desmos Graphing

Calculator. (15 marks)

4. Fill in the table on the next page. Organization and neatness matters. (10 marks)

5. Once complete, share your graph you created on Desmos with your instructor by

sending an email with the subject Math 1152: Linear Project Part 2" (5 marks)

Watch video on how to share a link to your Desmos graph (here)

Provide first name, last name, and student number in email.

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I will confirm receipt of your email. If you do not receive a response

within 24 hours, then you must contact me.

6. Create one.pdf file that includes

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title page (use first page of this document, filled out)

your hand-drawn image (item 1 of Instructions)

your hand-drawn image made of lines (item 2 of Instruction)

a screen shot of Desmos image (identify each line from the table,

make a legend if necessary)

• completed table

solutions to Part 1 of project (solutions to: 3, 11, 12 13 must be in

full)

• Define all your variables for word problems.

provide a list of references/students you might have collaborated with

(What resource has helped you most? Who helped you most?)

Consult with your instructor if you have any questions or need clarity.