The document provides geometry problems and instructions for finding the slope of lines between given points. It directs the reader to reference pages for calculating slope and determining if lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither. Examples and practice problems are presented for the reader to work through with group members.

1. Geometry Warm Up:
Refer to page 133 if you forgot how to get SLOPE.
Find the Slope of the Following Points:
1. (3, 4) and (-5, 6)
2. (9, -4) and (9, 12)
3. (14, 6) and (13, 6)
4. (1.2, 3.4) and (-3.8, -5.6)
5. (-3, -7) and (-5, -2)

2. Turn to page 165
How do you know if 2 lines are ll ?
(Lines go in _______ direction)
How do you know if 2 lines are ?
(Lines cross at a _____ angle)
How do you know if 2 lines are neither of these?
(Lines only _______)

3. Example A pg. 166

4. Example B pg. 166

5. Try these problems... pg. 167 # 1-13
THINK, READ, Use your group members,
PRACTICE working with others!!!!!