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Identifying Parts of Real-World Problems

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Is the following situation discrete or continuous?


A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)

Discrete

b)

Continuous

2.

Identify the Independent Variable in the following example:


A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)

Cost of the moving truck

b)

40 dollars

c)

Miles driven

d)

15 dollars

3.

Identify the Dependent Variable in the following example:


A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)

Cost of renting the moving truck

b)

40 dollars

c)

Miles driven

d)

10 miles

4.

Identify the y-intercept in the following example:


A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)

15 dollars

b)

10 miles

c)

15/10

d)

40 dollars

5.

What is the slope of the following equation?


A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)

15/10

b)

3/2

c)

10/15

d)

40 dollars

6.

Which of the following equations is in slope-intercept form for this example?

A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)

 40=10x+15y40=10x+15y  

b)

 y=32x+40y=\frac{3}{2}x+40  

c)

 y=10x+15y=10x+15  

d)

 y=32xy=\frac{3}{2}x  

7.

Before graphing this situation, would it be helpful for you to make a table of values? Why or why not?


A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)

No, this example is continuous and we know slope intercept form.

b)

No, I feel comfortable visualizing graphs without a table.

c)

Yes, this example is discrete and each point needs to be plotted separately.

d)

Yes, tables help me learn.

8.

Select the graph that represents the following example:


A moving truck costs 40 dollars to rent and an additional 15 dollars for every 10 miles it is driven.

a)
b)
c)
d)
9.

Is the following situation discrete or continuous?


On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)

Discrete

b)

Continuous

10.

Identify the Independent Variable in the following example:


On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)

Play time

b)

Total cost of playing

c)

5 minutes

d)

Quarters put into the machine

11.

Identify the Dependent Variable in the following example:


On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)

Total cost of playing

b)

5 minutes

c)

Play time

d)

Quarters put in the machine

12.

Identify the y-intercept in the following example:


On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)

It never intercepts the y-axis.

b)

0

c)

5 minutes

13.

What is the slope of the following equation?


On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)

5

b)

1/5

c)

1

d)

5/25

14.

Which of the following equations is in slope-intercept form for this example?

On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)

 0=5x+1y0=5x+1y  

b)

 y=15x+5y=\frac{1}{5}x+5  

c)

 y=5x+0y=5x+0  

d)

 y=5xy=5x  

15.

Before graphing this situation, would it be helpful for you to make a table of values? Why or why not?


On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)

No, this example is continuous and we know slope intercept form.

b)

No, I feel comfortable visualizing graphs without a table.

c)

Yes, this example is discrete and each point needs to be plotted separately.

d)

Yes, tables help me learn.

16.

Select the graph that represents the following example:


On an arcade machine, the player receives 5 minutes of play time for every quarter they put in the machine.

a)
b)
c)
d)