Interpreting Linear Functions

What does the slope represent in this situation?

• The sloth runs 1 feet in 3 minutes
• The sloth runs 3 feet in 1 minute
• The sloth runs fast
• The sloth runs 6 feet in 1 minute

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CCSS.8.EE.B.5

Which situation below is representative of y-intercept?

• Saving $300 per month

• Starting your day with $30 in your wallet

• Spending $3 per ride at the fair

• Paying $2 for parking every day

Sandra has a $20 itunes gift card and spends $3 each month.

Write the equation to represent how much money Sandra has left on the gift card after x months.

Which of the following points is a y-intercept?

• (-9,0)

• (-2,3)

• (4,-2)

• (0,5)

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CCSS.HSA.REI.D.10

Dorothy loves to make cakes. The following table shows how the number of eggs that she has left changes as she makes cakes.

Interpret the y- intercept in context

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CCSS.HSF.LE.B.5

The equation y=10x represents the amount of allowance, y, in dollars, that Jacob receives for doing x hours of chores. Which statement interprets the slope of this equation?

• Jacob does chores for $0 per hour.
• Jacob does chores for $10 per hour.
• Jacob receives $0 of allowance money before doing any chores.
• Jacob receives $10 of allowance money before doing any chores.

Interpret the point (12, 100)

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CCSS.8.EE.B.5

The graph shows the height (cm) of a candle as it burns, what is the y intercept and what does the y-intercept mean?

• b=9, Candle starts at 9 cm.

• b=9, the candle burns 9 inches per hour.

• b=2, the candle burns 2 inches per hour.

• b = 5, The candle ends at 5 cm

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CCSS.HSF.LE.B.5

Derek works at Subway making $9.25 an hour.  The function d(x)=9.25x tells us how much money Derek makes after x hours of working.  What is the meaning of (4,37)?

• After 4 hours of work, Derek makes $37.
• Derek needs $4 more to have $37 total.
• After working for 4 days, Derek makes $37 total.
• After 4 hours of work, Derek now makes $37 an hour instead of $9.25.

You and your friends plan to attend the county fair this weekend.  Admission to the fair is $5 and the cost per ride is $0.50.  How many rides can you go on if you have $20?

• 20 rides
• 30 rides
• 40 rides
• 50 rides

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