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Graphing Real World Problems

Graphing Real World Problems

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Mathematics

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8th - 9th Grade

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Created by

Patrick Resch

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14 Slides • 36 Questions

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Graphing Real World Problems

By Patrick Resch

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​Drane plumbing charges $42 per hour plus $35 just to listen to your problem. If it took the plumber 6 hours to complete the job. How much would the bill be?

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Fill in the Blanks

Initial Value =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Rate of Change =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Independent Variable =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Dependent Variable =

Type answer...

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Drane plumbing charges $42 per hour plus $35 just to listen to your problem. If it took the plumber 6 hours to complete the job. How much would the bill be?

​Δ X

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​Y

​Δ Y

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Fill in the Blanks

Δ YΔ x=\frac{\Delta\ Y}{\Delta\ x}=  

You do not need the "$" sign

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Starting Point =

Type answer...

Answer must be in (x,y)

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Fill in the Blanks

It took the plumber 6 hours to complete the job. How much should the bill be?

Answer must be in (x,y)

Type answer...

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Open Ended

Drane plumbing charges $42 per hour plus $35 just to listen to your problem. If it took the plumber 6 hours to complete the job.

Write the equation for this scenario

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Fill in the Blanks

Given

y=42x+35y=42x+35  

What is the Constant?

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Given

y=42x+35y=42x+35  

What is the Coefficient?

Type answer...

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Open Ended

Drane plumbing charges $42 per hour plus $35 just to listen to your problem. If it took the plumber 6 hours to complete the job.

Write the equation for this scenario

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​Solve the problem using Function Notation

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Use your White Board!​

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​Sol

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Open Ended

What does this solution mean?

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Graph Using the Whiteboard

Must include

  • Title for the Graph

  • Label the x and y axis

  • Label the scale for the axis

  • Plot the points from the table​

​ΔX

​X

Y​

Δ​Y

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​0

35​

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+1

​1

77​

​+42

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​2

119​

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161​

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​4

​203

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​The cost of mailing a package is $3 plus $0.75 per pound. How much will it cost to mail a 10 pound package?

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Fill in the Blanks

Initial Value =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Rate of Change =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Independent Variable =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Dependent Variable =

Type answer...

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​​The cost of mailing a package is $3 plus $0.75 per pound. How much will it cost to mail a 10 pound package? Solve using the table below.

​Δ X

​X

​Y

​Δ Y

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Fill in the Blanks

Δ YΔ x=\frac{\Delta\ Y}{\Delta\ x}=  

You do not need the "$" sign

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Starting Point =

Type answer...

Answer must be in (x,y)

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Fill in the Blanks

How much will it cost to mail a 10 pound package?

Answer must be in (x,y)

Type answer...

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Open Ended

​​The cost of mailing a package is $3 plus $0.75 per pound. How much will it cost to mail a 10 pound package?

Write the equation for this scenario

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Fill in the Blanks

Given

y=.75x+3y=.75x+3  

What is the Constant?

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Given

y=.75x+3y=.75x+3  

What is the Coefficient?

Type answer...

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Open Ended

​​The cost of mailing a package is $3 plus $0.75 per pound. How much will it cost to mail a 10 pound package?

Rewrite the equation for this scenario using Function Notation.

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​Solve the problem using Function Notation

​

Use your White Board!​

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Open Ended

What does this solution mean?

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Graph Using the Whiteboard

Must include

  • Title for the Graph

  • Label the x and y axis

  • Label the scale for the axis

  • Plot the points from the table​

​ΔX

​X

Y​

Δ​Y

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​2

4.50

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+1

​4

6

​+1.5

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​6

7.50

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9.00

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​10

​10.50

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​For four consecutive years, Darin recorded the height of a tree that he planted. He plotted the height of the tree at the same time every summer and drew a line containing the previous years data point to the new years data point. The tree was 3 feet tall when he planted it. It grew 6 inches every 6 months. How tall was the tree after 5 years.

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Fill in the Blanks

Initial Value =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Rate of Change =

Type answer...

(Feet/Year)

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Fill in the Blanks

Independent Variable =

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Dependent Variable =

Type answer...

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The tree was 3 feet tall when he planted it. It grew 6 inches every 6 months. How tall was the tree after 5 years. Solve using the table below.

​Δ X

​X

​Y

​Δ Y

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Fill in the Blanks

Δ YΔ x=\frac{\Delta\ Y}{\Delta\ x}=  



Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Starting Point =

Type answer...

Answer must be in (x,y)

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Fill in the Blanks

How tall was the tree after 5 years

Answer must be in (x,y)

Type answer...

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Open Ended

The tree was 3 feet tall when he planted it. It grew 6 inches every 6 months. How tall was the tree after 5 years.

Write the equation for this scenario

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Fill in the Blanks

Given

y=x+3y=x+3  

What is the Constant?

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

Given

y=x+3y=x+3  

What is the Coefficient?

Type answer...

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Open Ended

The tree was 3 feet tall when he planted it. It grew 6 inches every 6 months. How tall was the tree after 5 years.

Rewrite the equation for this scenario using Function Notation.

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​Solve the problem using Function Notation

​

Use your White Board!​

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Open Ended

What does this solution mean?

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Graph Using the Whiteboard

Must include

  • Title for the Graph

  • Label the x and y axis

  • Label the scale for the axis

  • Plot the points from the table​

​ΔX

​X

Y​

Δ​Y

​

​0

3

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+1

​1

4

​+1

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​2

5

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3

​6

​

​+2

​5

​8

​+2

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