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Intro to Key Features of Functions

Intro to Key Features of Functions

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Mathematics

8th - 9th Grade

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CCSS
HSF.LE.B.5, HSF.IF.B.4, HSF-IF.C.7A

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Rebecca Humble

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9 Slides • 11 Questions

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Intro to Key Features of Functions

 

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Learning Intentions

  • We will look at real life examples of functions to pull out important information.

  • We will be able to apply mathematical terms to the information we found.

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Linear Functions

Ravi and his family are on their way to visit his grandparents in Tucsan, Arizona.  The graph shows the hours and miles since leaving Houston. Use this scenario to answer the following questions.

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Using the information in the graph, how far away is Houston from Ravi's grandparents' house? Type the number answer only.

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How many hours does it take Ravi's family to reach his grandparents' house?

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Open Ended

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Where on the graph did you look to answer the previous two questions?

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Multiple Choice

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Which is a correct way of stating the rate the family traveled?

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1000 hours15 miles\frac{1000\ hours}{15\ miles}

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1000 miles15 hours\frac{1000\ miles}{15\ hours}

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15 hours1000 miles\frac{15\ hours}{1000\ miles}

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15 miles1000 hours\frac{15\ miles}{1000\ hours}

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Poll

The rate of their trip was 1000 miles in 15 hours. If we reduce this rate to miles per hour,

1000÷151000\div15  , is it a reasonable rate?

yes

no

I'm not sure

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Exponential Functions

Scientists use the amount of carbon left in a fossil to determine how old it is. The amount in this example is shown as a percent.

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Multiple Choice

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Which statement is true about the amount of carbon left in the fossil?

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The carbon starts at 100% and decreases by 10% every 1000 years.

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The carbon starts at 100% and grows 10% every 1000 years.

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The carbon starts at 100% and decreases by different amounts.

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The carbon starts at 100% and increases by different amounts.

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Multiple Choice

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When will there be 0% of carbon left in the fossil?

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50,000 years

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100,000 years

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40,000 years

4

Never

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Quadratic Functions

A golfer is hitting a golf ball off a platform at Top Golf.  The graph represents the horizontal distance of the golf ball in yards, and the height of the golf ball in yards.

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How many (horizontal) yards away does the golf ball land on the ground from where it started?

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How many yards high did the golf ball start its path?

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What is the highest the golf ball rises before falling to the ground?

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Multiple Choice

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What is the domain and range of the path of the golf ball?

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Domain: 0x230Domain:\ 0\le x\le230 Range: 0y36Range:\ 0\le y\le36

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Domain: 0<x<230 Domain:\ 0<x<230\ Range: 6y110Range:\ 6\le y\le110

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Domain: 6x110Domain:\ 6\le x\le110 Range: 0y36Range:\ 0\le y\le36

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