Exploring Linear Relationships with Real-World Tables

A bakery sells cupcakes for $2 each. If you buy 1 cupcake, how much do you spend? Use the table: 1 cupcake - $2, 2 cupcakes - $4, 3 cupcakes - $6. Match the table to the problem.

• $1

• $3

• $5

• $2

A car rental company charges $30 per day. If you rent a car for 3 days, how much will it cost? Refer to the table: 1 day - $30, 2 days - $60, 3 days - $90. Match the table to the problem.

• $45

• $120

• $90

• $60

A farmer sells apples for $1 each. If you buy 5 apples, how much do you pay? Use the table: 1 apple - $1, 2 apples - $2, 5 apples - $5. Match the table to the problem.

• $10

• $3

• $1

• $5

A movie theater charges $10 for a ticket. If you buy tickets for 4 friends, how much do you spend? Refer to the table: 1 ticket - $10, 2 tickets - $20, 4 tickets - $40. Match the table to the problem.

• $30

• $50

• $20

• $40

A school sells pencils for $0.50 each. If you buy 10 pencils, how much do you pay? Use the table: 1 pencil - $0.50, 5 pencils - $2.50, 10 pencils - $5. Match the table to the problem.

• $2.00

• $3.50

• $10.00

• $5.00

A lemonade stand sells cups of lemonade for $1. If you buy 6 cups, how much do you spend? Refer to the table: 1 cup - $1, 3 cups - $3, 6 cups - $6. Match the table to the problem.

• $6

• $3

• $5

• $10

A toy store sells action figures for $15 each. If you buy 2 action figures, how much do you pay? Use the table: 1 figure - $15, 2 figures - $30, 3 figures - $45. Match the table to the problem.

• $45

• $60

• $15

• $30

A parking lot charges $5 for the first hour and $2 for each additional hour. If you park for 3 hours, how much do you owe? Refer to the table: 1 hour - $5, 2 hours - $7, 3 hours - $9. Match the table to the problem.

• $10

• $12

• $9

• $7

A bookstore sells books for $12 each. If you buy 4 books, how much do you spend? Use the table: 1 book - $12, 2 books - $24, 4 books - $48. Match the table to the problem.

• $48

• $36

• $24

• $60

A pet store sells fish for $3 each. If you buy 8 fish, how much do you pay? Refer to the table: 1 fish - $3, 4 fish - $12, 8 fish - $24. Match the table to the problem.

• $18

• $24

• $12

• $30