Evaluate Function Equations

Evaluate Function Equations

9th Grade

11 Qs

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Evaluate Function Equations

Evaluate Function Equations

Assessment

Quiz

Mathematics

9th Grade

Hard

Created by

Anthony Clark

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11 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Jorge will cut your grass for $8 per hour,h. Write an equation that represents Jorge's total charge, c.

Variables are h = number of hours, c= total charge

Algebraic Equation is c = 8h

Input = number of hour, output = total charge

Equation in Function Notation is c(h) = 8h

Variables are c = number of hours, h= total charge

Algebraic Equation is h = 8c

Input =total charge , output = number of hour

Equation in Function Notation is h(c) = 8c

Variables are h = number of hours, c= total charge

Algebraic Equation is c = 8 + h

Input = number of hour, output = total charge

Equation in Function Notation is c(h) = 8h

Variables are h = number of hours, c= total charge

Algebraic Equation is c = 8 - h

Input = number of hour, output = total charge

Equation in Function Notation is c(h) = 8h

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Jorge will cut your grass for $8 per hour,h. Write an equation that represents Jorge's total charge, c.


Evaluate the function at h = 6 and write the meaning in words.

8(6) = 48

After 6 hours, the total charge was $48.

8+6 =14

After 6 hours, the total charge was $14.

8-6 = 2

After 6 hours, the total charge was $2.

8(6) = 48

After 48 hours, the total charge was $6.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

A hot air balloon descends from a starting height of 130 ft. Its altitude decreases by 4 ft every minute. Write an equation that can be used to determine the height of the balloon, h, in relation to time,m. Which of the following are correct about the word problem above?

Variables are h = height of balloon, m= time in minutes

Algebraic Equation is h = 130 - 4m

Input = time in minutes, output = height of balloon

Equation in Function Notation is h(m) = 130 - 4m

Variables are m = height of balloon, h= time in minutes

Algebraic Equation is m = 130 - 4h

Input = time in minutes, output = height of balloon

Equation in Function Notation is m(h) = 130 - 4h

Variables are h = height of balloon, m= time in minutes

Algebraic Equation is h = 130 - 4m

Input = height of balloon, output = time in minutes

Equation in Function Notation is h(m) = 130 - 4m

Variables are h = height of balloon, m= time in minutes

Algebraic Equation is h = 130 - 4m

Input = time in minutes, output = height of balloon

Equation in Function Notation is m(h) = 130 - 4h

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

A hot air balloon descends from a starting height of 130 ft. Its altitude decreases by 4 ft every minute. Write an equation that can be used to determine the height of the balloon, h, in relation to time,m. Evaluate the function at m = 30 and write the meaning in words.

130 - 4(30) = 10

After 30 minutes, the height was 10 ft.

130 + 4(30) = 150

After 30 minutes, the height was 150 ft.

130 - 4(30) = 10

After 10 minutes, the height was 30 ft.

130 + 4(30) = 150

After 150 minutes, the height was 30 ft.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Jerry earned $85 for each painting, p, plus he received a $500 bonus. Write an equation that describes Jerry's total pay,t.

Variables are p = number of paintings, t= total pay

Algebraic Equation is t = 85p +500

Input = number of paintings, output = total pay

Equation in Function Notation is t(p) = 85p + 500

Variables are p = total pay, t= number of paintings

Algebraic Equation is t = 85p +500

Input = number of paintings, output = total pay

Equation in Function Notation is t(p) = 85p + 500

Variables are p = number of paintings, t= total pay

Algebraic Equation is t = 85p +500

Input = total pay, output =number of paintings

Equation in Function Notation is t(p) = 85p + 500

Variables are p = number of paintings, t= total pay

Algebraic Equation is p = 85t +500

Input = number of paintings, output = total pay

Equation in Function Notation is p(t) = 85t + 500

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Jerry earned $85 for each painting, p, plus he received a $500 bonus. Write an equation that describes Jerry's total pay,t. Evaluate the function at p = 6 and write the meaning in words.

85(6) + 500 = 1010

After 6 paintings sold, the total pay was $1010.

85(6) - 500 = 10

After 6 paintings sold, the total pay was $10.

85(6) + 500 = 1010

After 1010 paintings sold, the total pay was $6.

85(6) - 500 = 10

After 10 paintings sold, the total pay was $6.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

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