eee
Create a map with a key like the one shown below. Your map can be of any place you
choose, such as a theme park, shopping mall, school, a city, or even something creative
‘such as a treasure map or constellation map (a map of stars). Your map must contain a
minimum of 10 locations, or items, which must be lisied as coordinates in your map key.
‘See the example below for a suggestion on now to create your map and key.
20.0.0. crsmens
‘You will need one sheet of graph paper for your drawing. A drawing program, such as
‘GeoGebra, may be used to complete this project instead of using graph paper. A
GeoGebra interactive coordinate graph is available by selecting the "GeoGebra” tab above.
‘You must complete the written portion of this assignment using a word processing document
or by copying and pasting your work inio the assignment box.
Step 2: Working with Lines
SCR nue RUC
SC ae egRie eee Ts
BP aT ad
‘Complete the following tasks below:
4 List the coordinates of two items or locations that, when connected, create a line that
has a posttive slope. Prove the slope is positive by showing your work with the slope
formula,
2. List the coordinates of two items or locations that, when connected, create a line that
as a negative slope Prove the siope is negative by showing your work with the slope
formula.
. Find two sets of coordinates for two lines that when drawn create a pair of lines. Show
the lines are either parallel or not paraltel by showing your work with the slope formula
‘or each line. Then. write an equation of a line parallel o one of the lines in slope-
intercept form that contains tne point (7,-3). You must show all work ana steps to receive
credit.
4, Find two sets of coordinates for two lines that when drawn create 2 different pair of lines.
‘Show the lines are either perpendicular or not perpendicular by showing your work with
the slope formula for each line. Then, write an equation of a line perpencicular to one of
the lines in slope-intercept form that contains the point (-2. 7). You must show all work
‘and steps to receive credit,
SRR CLO R Coy
CesTPo eC
Step 2: Working with Lines
EM eT Reina
‘6. Find the coordinates of three locations or items that, when connected together, form a
triangle. List the coordinates. Find the length and slope of each side of your triangle.
Classify your triangle based on the side lengths and slopes found as either equilateral,
Fight, or isosceles. If your iriangle does not rit one of those categories, explain why not.
‘You must snow all work ana steps to receive credit
Find the coordinates of four locations or items that, when connected together, form a
‘quadrilateral. List the coordinates. Find the length and slope of each side of your
quadrilateral. Classify your quadrilateral based on the side lengths and slopes found as
2 parallelogram, rectangle, rombus, or square if your quaaniateral does not tt one of
those categories, explain why not. You must show all work and steps to receive credit,
Step 4: What to Submitee)
Step 2: Working with Lines
Step 3: Working with Shapes
Soe ecg
Your map with a minimum of 10 locations or items lsted as coordinates on a key.
‘Coordinates for a line with 2 positive slope and slope formula work shown
‘Coordinates for a tine wih negative siope and slope formula work shown
‘Your work win the siope formula and the chosen coordinates to check ittwo tines are
parallel. Equation of a line in siope_intercept form that is parallel to one of the original
lines that contains the point (1, -2) with all work and steps shown.
5. Your work with the slope formula and the chosen coordinates to check f two lines are
perpendicular Equation of a ine in siope-intercept form that is perpendicular to one of
the onginal lines that contains the point (-2, 7) with all work and steps shown,
6. Coordinates for a triangle with all work shown for sice lengths and slopes along with the
classification of the triangle.
7. Coordinates for a quadrilateral with all work shown for side lengths and slopes along with,
the classification of the quadrilateral
RON a
“Note: Please submit the written portion of this assignment using a word processing
document or by copying and pasting into the assignment box.