Algebra 1 Quiz 2 Section 4 - Algebra Nation

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Last Monday, two law students met up at Café Literature after school to read the pages they were assigned in the Legal Methods class. Alejandro can read 1 page per minute, and he has read 28 pages so far. Carly, who has a reading speed of 2 pages per minute, has read 12 pages so far.

Define the variables and write two equations to represent the number of pages that each student read.

Last Monday, two law students met up at Café Literature after school to read the pages they were assigned in the Legal Methods class. Alejandro can read 1 page per minute, and he has read 28 pages so far. Carly, who has a reading speed of 2 pages per minute, has read 12 pages so far.

What is the rate of change for eachs student?

• Alejandro:

  Rate of Change = 28

  Carly:

  Rate of Change = 16

• Alejandro:

  Rate of Change = 1

  Carly:

  Rate of Change = 2

• Alejandro:

  Rate of Change = 2

  Carly:

  Rate of Change = 1

• Alejandro:

  Rate of Change = 16

  Carly:

  Rate of Change = 28

Last Monday, two law students met up at Café Literature after school to read the pages they were assigned in the Legal Methods class. Alejandro can read 1 page per minute, and he has read 28 pages so far. Carly, who has a reading speed of 2 pages per minute, has read 12 pages so far.

What does the rate of change represent in this situation?

• The number of minutes passed per word read

• The number of minutes passed per page read

• The number of words read per minute

• The number of pages read per minute

Last Monday, two law students met up at Café Literature after school to read the pages they were assigned in the Legal Methods class. Alejandro can read 1 page per minute, and he has read 28 pages so far. Carly, who has a reading speed of 2 pages per minute, has read 12 pages so far.

What is the y-intercept for Alejandro? What does it represent?

Last Monday, two law students met up at Café Literature after school to read the pages they were assigned in the Legal Methods class. Alejandro can read 1 page per minute, and he has read 28 pages so far. Carly, who has a reading speed of 2 pages per minute, has read 12 pages so far.

What is the y-intercept for Carly? What does it represent?