Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. T = 1.80m + 2.25 What is the y intercept and meaning [two answers]

The initial charge prior to any miles

Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. T = 1.80m + 2.25 What is the x-intercept and meaning [two answers]

The charge prior to any miles driven

Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. T = 1.80m + 2.25 What is the independent variable?

Numerical value of the taxi ride

Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. T = 1.80m + 2.25 What is the dependent variable?

Numerical value of the cost at different times

Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. T = 1.80m + 2.25 What is the domain?

m is greater than or equal to zero

T is greater than or equal to zero

m is greater than or equal to 2.25

T is greater than or equal to 2.25

Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. T = 1.80m + 2.25 What is the range?

T is greater than or equal to 2.25

m is greater than or equal to zero

T is greater than or equal to zero

m is greater than or equal to 2.25

The North Decatur Band is doing a fundraiser selling butter braids attempting to earn $1,000. They are selling regular butter braids and a giant cinnamon roll braid. The regular butter braids are represented by x and cost $17 each and the giant cinnamon roll costs $30 each and is represented by y. 17x + 30y = 1000 What is the x intercept and meaning [two answers]

If they only sold regular butter braids the band needs to sell 59 in order to meet the objective

If they only sold giant butter braids the band needs to sell 59 in order to meet the objective

The North Decatur Band is doing a fundraiser selling butter braids attempting to earn $1,000. They are selling regular butter braids and a giant cinnamon roll braid. The regular butter braids are represented by x and cost $17 each and the giant cinnamon roll costs $30 each and is represented by y. 17x + 30y = 1000 What is the y intercept and meaning [two answers]

If they only sold giant butter braids the band needs to sell 34 in order to meet the objective

If they only sold regular butter braids the band needs to sell 34 in order to meet the objective

Which is NOT an example of real world application for slope?

The rate calories burn per minute of jogging

Applying Real World Concepts to Linear Equations

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The current world population is approximately seven billion and is growing at a rate of approximately 73 million per year. Which equation accurately represents the above scenario?

y = 73,000x + 7,000,000

y = 73,000,000x + 7,000,000,000

y = 7,000,000x + 73,000,000

y = 7,000,000,000x + 73,000,000

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the domain for this scenario?

[0, 40]

[0, 120]

[40, 0]

[120, 0]

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the range?

[0, 40]

[40, 0]

[120, 0]

[0, 120]

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the slope?

-3

120

-120

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CCSS.8.EE.B.5

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the x-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

(40, 0)

(0, 120)

The tank is empty at 40 minutes

The tank initially contains 120 gallons

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CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7A

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the y-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

(40, 0)

(0, 120)

The tank is empty at 40 minutes

The tank initially contains 120 gallons

Tags

CCSS.8.EE.B.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the independent variable?

minutes siphoning the water

gallons

total gallons remaining

minutes

Tags

CCSS.8.F.B.4

CCSS.HSF.LE.A.2

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Applying Real World Concepts to Linear Equations

The current world population is approximately seven billion and is growing at a rate of approximately 73 million per year. Which equation accurately represents the above scenario?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the domain for this scenario?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the range?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the slope?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the x-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the y-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the independent variable?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the dependent variable?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
Which equation accurately represents the above scenario?

Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. Which equation best represents this scenario?

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Applying Real World Concepts to Linear Equations

The current world population is approximately seven billion and is growing at a rate of approximately 73 million per year. Which equation accurately represents the above scenario?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. G = 120 - 3m What is the domain for this scenario?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. G = 120 - 3m What is the range?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. G = 120 - 3m What is the slope?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. G = 120 - 3m What is the x-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. G = 120 - 3m What is the y-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. G = 120 - 3m What is the independent variable?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. G = 120 - 3m What is the dependent variable?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute. Which equation accurately represents the above scenario?

Taxi Companies in Chicago typically charge an initial fee of $2.25 and $1.80 per mile. Which equation best represents this scenario?

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To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the domain for this scenario?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the range?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the slope?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the x-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the y-intercept AND meaning [two answers]

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the independent variable?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
G = 120 - 3m
What is the dependent variable?

To clean out her new 120 gallon fish tank, Erika purchased a water pump that will siphon out three gallons of water every minute.
Which equation accurately represents the above scenario?