Module 10 Lesson 2

Module 10 Lesson 2

By Matthew Wellner

Students will be able to...

Write Equations from Verbal Descriptions

6th | Math

Goal / Objective

Multiple Choice

Problem of the day:

Which best describes the pattern in the table?

• The distance bicycled decreases by 2 km in every row.

• The distance remaining increases by 2 km in every row.

• The distance remaining increases at the same rate as the distance bicycled increases.

• The distance remaining decreases at the same rate as the distance bicycled increases.

Ms. Tran tutors students in mathematics. Her rate is shown. How much does Ms. Tran earn tutoring for any number of hours?

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Identify the independent and dependent variables.​

___ ​ # of hours Ms. Tran tutors, x

___ ​ # of dollars per hour Ms. Tran earns for tutoring

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IV and DV

​Step it out

Formulating an equation

​Step it out

Answer

Multiple Select

An orchestra will give a concert. There are 1,500 seats in the concert hall. Some tickets have been sold. How many tickets remain?

Identify the Independent (x) and Dependent (y) variables. You will choose 2 answers.

• tickets sold (IV)

• tickets sold (DV)

• tickets remain (IV)

• tickets remain (DV)

Multiple Choice

An orchestra will give a concert. There are 1,500 seats in the concert hall. Some tickets have been sold. How many tickets remain?

Given: tickets sold (IV), x

tickets remain (DV), y

Which equation best describes this situation?

• y = 1500x

• y = 1500 - x

• y = x + 1500

• $$y=\frac{x}{1500}$$  

Multiple Choice

An orchestra will give a concert. There are 1,500 seats in the concert hall. Some tickets have been sold. How many tickets remain?

Using the equation y = 1500 - x

If given the amount of tickets sold, where in the equation would we plug it in?

• y

• x

• replace 1500 with the amount of tickets sold.

653 tickets remain to be sold

Answer

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Multiple Choice

Jim gives the cashier a $20 bill at the pharmacy. Write an equation that relates the change c he gets back in dollars to the cost b, in dollars, of his purchases. Which variable represents the independent variable? How much change does he get back if his purchases total $12.83?

• c = 20 - b

• b = c + 20

• c = 20b

• b = 20 - c

Multiple Select

Jim gives the cashier a $20 bill at the pharmacy. Write an equation that relates the change c he gets back in dollars to the cost b, in dollars, of his purchases. Which variables represent the independent variable and dependent variable? How much change does he get back if his purchases total $12.83?

• Change, c (IV)

• Change, c (DV)

• Cost, b (IV)

• Cost, b (DV)