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4.1.2 Continuous vs Discrete

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9th - 12th Grade

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CCSS

HSF-LE.A.1B, 8.EE.B.5, 8.F.A.1

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Samantha Carrick

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10 questions

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Discrete

Continuous

Tags

CCSS.8.F.A.1

CCSS.HSF.IF.B.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Discrete

Continuous

Tags

CCSS.8.EE.B.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Discrete

Continuous

Tags

CCSS.8.EE.B.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

discrete

continuous

Tags

CCSS.8.F.A.1

CCSS.HSF.IF.B.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Discrete

Continuous

Tags

CCSS.8.EE.B.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The time it takes you to drive to school.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Discrete

Continuous

Tags

CCSS.HSF-LE.A.1B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The number of books in your locker.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Discrete

Continuous

Tags

CCSS.HSF-LE.A.1B

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4.1.2 Continuous vs Discrete

10 questions

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The time it takes you to drive to school.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The number of books in your locker.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The cost of your lunch at school.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The time it takes for a light bulb to burn out.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The number of babies born at a hospital this month.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

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4.1.2 Continuous vs Discrete

10 questions

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?Recall: A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?Recall:A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?Recall:A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?Recall:A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?Recall:A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:The time it takes you to drive to school.Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:The number of books in your locker.Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:The cost of your lunch at school.Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:The time it takes for a light bulb to burn out.Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:The number of babies born at a hospital this month.Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

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Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the graph pictured discrete or continuous?
Recall:
A graph that is created by a series of points is discrete.
A graph that can be traced in one motion is continuous.

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The time it takes you to drive to school.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The number of books in your locker.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The cost of your lunch at school.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The time it takes for a light bulb to burn out.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).

Is the situation below continuous or discrete:
The number of babies born at a hospital this month.

Recall: Determine if the input value must be whole (discrete) or part of whole (continuous).