
Interpreting Rate of Change and Initial Value
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Stacy Strickland
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Multiple Choice
Is the relation a function? Why or why not?
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Multiple Choice
Which of these sets is not a function?
{ (2,3) , (3,5) , (4,9) }
{ (2,3) , (2,5) , (4, 9) }
{ (2,3) , (3,3) , (4,9) }
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Multiple Choice
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Interpreting Rate of Change and Initial Value of Functions
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Functions
A function is a relationship between two quantities that can be represented by a graph, table, and equation.
y = 25x+60
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Bonnie has decided to join a gym.
Fabulous Fitness charges $45 per month.
Greg’s Gym charges $99 at the end of three months.
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Open Ended
Bonnie has decided to join a gym for the next 3 months.
Fabulous Fitness charges $45 per month.
Greg’s Gym charges $99 at the end of 3 months.
What strategies could Bonnie use to more easily compare the costs of the two gyms?
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Bonnie continues to research gym options and finds out that Fabulous Fitness has no sign-up fee, while Greg’s Gym charges $50 to sign-up.
Take a minute to examine the information before answering the next few questions.
She makes the following table to help her compare the two options.
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The initial value represents the starting value of a function.
Initial Value
Fabulous Fitness has an initial value of 0 because they do not charge a sign-up fee.
Greg's Gym has an initial value of 50 because they charge a sign- up fee of $50.
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The rate of change represents the value at which the function increases or decreases at a constant rate.
Rate of Change
Fabulous Fitness has a rate of change of 45 because they charge $45 per month.
Greg's Gym has a a rate of change of 33 because when split evenly between 3 months, it costs $33 per month.
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Multiple Choice
If the data for each gym was graphed on a coordinate plane, which gym would have a point on the origin (0,0)?
Fabulous Fitness
Greg's Gym
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The owner of Fabulous Fitness wants to buy name tags for her staff.
She writes the following function to represent the cost, y, for a certain number of name tags, x.
y = $2.00x + $7.00
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Multiple Choice
What is the rate of change (CROC) for the cost of each tag based on the equation?
y = $2.00x + $7.00
$2.00 per tag
$7.00 per tag
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Multiple Choice
What do you think is the initial value for the cost of the name tags based on the equation?
y = $2.00x + $7.00
$2.00
$7.00
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Cost of Name Tags
The graph shows how the cost of the name tags for the equation
y = 2.00x + 7.00
x represents the number of tags purchased
y represents the total cost
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As a reminder, when an equation is written slope-intercept form, the "m" represents the slope/CROC
Now we know that the "b" represents the y-intercept or the "initial value" of the function.
Slope-Intercept Form
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INITIAL VALUE!
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rate of change!
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