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WorksheetsGraphing Predictions and Equations for 6th Grade
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A graph shows the number of books read by a student over 5 months. If the line on the graph rises steadily, how many books do you predict the student will read in the 6th month?
The same number of books as the previous month.
The same number of books as the first month.
More books than the previous month.
Fewer books than the previous month.
The graph displays the temperature in a city over a week. If the temperature is increasing by 2 degrees each day, write an equation to represent the temperature on day 'x'.
T + 2x
T + x
T - 2x
2T + x
A car rental company charges a flat fee of $20 plus $0.50 per mile driven. If a graph shows the total cost for different mileages, how much would it cost to drive 100 miles?
$70
$100
$90
$50
The graph shows the number of customers at a store over a day. If the number of customers increases by 10 every hour, write an equation to represent the number of customers after 'h' hours.
C + 10h
C - 10h
C * 10h
C + 5h
A school tracks the number of students participating in sports over the year. If the graph shows a linear increase, predict how many students will participate after 6 months if there were 30 students at the start.
75
90
60
45
The graph indicates the amount of water in a tank over time. If the water level decreases by 5 liters every hour, write an equation to find the water level after 't' hours.
W / t
W - 5t
W - 10t
W + 5t
A farmer sells apples and the graph shows the relationship between the number of apples sold and the total revenue. If the slope of the line is $2 per apple, how much revenue is generated from selling 50 apples?
$100
$150
$50
$200
The graph shows the distance a runner covers over time. If the runner maintains a steady pace, how far will they have run after 30 minutes if the graph indicates a distance of 5 km in 15 minutes?
20 km
7.5 km
15 km
10 km
A bike shop tracks the number of bikes sold each month. If the graph shows a steady increase of 3 bikes per month, write an equation to represent the number of bikes sold after 'm' months.
bikes_sold = 3 * m
bikes_sold = 3 * (m + 1)
bikes_sold = m + 3
bikes_sold = 3 + m
The graph illustrates the growth of a plant over weeks. If the plant grows 2 cm each week, predict its height after 8 weeks if it started at 10 cm.
26 cm
30 cm
20 cm
15 cm
