How to use the Jeopardy Template

How to use the Jeopardy TemplateHow to use the Jeopardy TemplateCopy the presentation to your hard drive.Copy the presentation to your hard drive.Open up the game board slide, determine the Open up the game board slide, determine the category of questions you want to construct and category of questions you want to construct and substitute the proper text for each category.substitute the proper text for each category.Follow the order of the slides to construct Follow the order of the slides to construct questions for each category and put the answers questions for each category and put the answers for each question in the following slide.for each question in the following slide.Delete this slide (slide #1) after you are done.Delete this slide (slide #1) after you are done.Save the file.Save the file.Note: You may want to substitute the background Note: You may want to substitute the background graphic for your presentation with an image that graphic for your presentation with an image that is more appropriate for your topic.is more appropriate for your topic.

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Find the missing side

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16

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What is the length of the missing side?

53

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4

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How do you solve for b2 in Pythagorean Theorem?

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Subtract a2 from c2

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What type of triangles willPythagorean’s Theorem work?

$400 Answer from Category 1$400 Answer from Category 1 Right Triangles !!

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Why would you take the square root Of your answer?

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You are solving for a variable, not thatVariable squared.

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What are the steps to solvingA proportion?

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Cross Multiply then Divide

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If there are 12 girls and 15 boys, whatIs a ratio of boys to girls?

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5 / 4

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Find the x

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x = 27

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What is the formula for rateOf change?

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y2 – y1x2 – x1

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At 3:00 there were no packages wrapped.At 3:30 there were 34 wrapped. What is theRate of change of gifts wrapped per minute?

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1.13 gifts per minute

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-2

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Find the slope given these points:

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-5

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Mandy & Juanita have a savings acct., what is the slope of Mandy’s balance?

balance

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50

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Prove if these polygons are similar...

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no, they are not similar

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What is the height of the pole?

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30 ft

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What is the side opposite of the right angle in a triangle.

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hypotenuse

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What is the theorem that describes the relationship between the

legs and the hypotenuse of a right triangle.

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Pythagorean’s Theorem

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What is a comparison of 2 numbers by division?

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Ratio

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Anytime you simplify and get 1 as the denominator..

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unit rate

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How one quanity changes in relation to another

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rate of change

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I am a movement with change in size

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Dilation

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With a scale factor of 2:What are the new points...

A (-1, -1) B (3, -5) C (-3, 0) D (-7, -2)

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A(-2, -2) B(6, -10) C(-6, 0) D(-14, 4)

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Find the scale factor: and tell if it is an enlargement or reduction

P(-2, 0) Q(3, -3)P’(-4, 0) Q’(6, -6)

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In a scale drawing of a pool, 1 inch represents 4.5 feet. What would you need

to do to find the feet of the actual pool?

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1 inch4.5 ft

= .....

Multiply the measurement in inches by 4.5

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Which one is 0 slope?

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What does no slope look like?

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