Compare Linear Equations in Context

What does the slope represent in this context?

• The number of eggs that fit in the basket

• The mass per egg

• The mass of the basket

• Amount of eggs per basket

What does the slope represent in this context?

• The height of the screw head above the wood before Tanvir rotated the screwdriver

• The number of millimeters per rotation that the screw height changes

• The number of rotations it takes to change the screw head height by 111 millimeter

• The number of rotations it takes to get the screw into the wood.

What does the y-intercept represent in this context?

• The height of the screw head above the wood before Tanvir rotated the screwdriver

• The number of millimeters per rotation that the screw height changes

• The number of rotations it takes to change the screw head height by 111 millimeter

• The number of rotations it takes to get the screw into the wood.

What does the slope represent in this situation?

• The temperature starts at 35 degrees at 9 am.

• The temperatures rises 35 degrees per hour.

• The temperature rises 5 degrees per hour.

• The temperature rises 10 degrees per hour.

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The table shows the number of negative reviews a restaurant receives in relationship to the number of people in attendance daily at the restaurant.

Which statement is true?

Hint: You will need Desmos with this question. Remember the magic equation y1~mx1+b

The table shows the number of negative reviews a restaurant receives in relationship to the number of people in attendance daily at the restaurant.

Which statement is true?

What does the y-intercept represent in this situation, beginning at 9 am?

• The temperature is 35 degrees at 9 am.

• The temperature is rising 10 degrees per hour.

• The temperature is 35 degrees at midnight.

• The temperature is rising 1 degree per hour.

• The temperature is rising 35 degrees per hour.

What does the slope represent in this situation?

• $40 per week spent on candy

• $1 spent every 2 weeks on buying candy

• $40 he started with before buying candy

• $2 spent per week to buy candy

What does the y-intercept represent?

• $40 lost buying candy

• 40 weeks of losing money by buying candy

• $40 in the saving account when he started buying candy

• $2 lost per week from savings to buy candy