slope-and-rate-of-change

Shows two points on a grid, then animates the horizontal run (delta x) and vertical rise (delta y) between them. The visualization computes slope = (delta y)/(delta x), highlights how the sign indicates direction (increasing/decreasing/flat), and demonstrates “rate per 1 unit of x” with a one-grid-step example on the line.

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practical uses

01.Interpreting charts: how fast something is increasing or decreasing over time
02.Comparing rates (e.g., speed, cost per item, growth per day) using rise over run
03.Checking whether relationships are positive, negative, or constant in data and models

technical notes

Pure Canvas2D, green-on-black blocky grid snapped to a fixed cell size. A timed cycle places two points, draws the line, animates run/rise as an L-step, then reveals the slope formula and a unit-step rate indicator. Alternates positive/negative/zero slope modes over time; uses provided ease() for smooth transitions.

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