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Page 1: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

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Page 2: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Which graph story goes with this graph?

A)A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area.

B)B) A person leaves home, drives to the other end of town and buys groceries, then returns home.

C)C) A person walks to a friend’s house where she stays overnight.

Page 3: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Which of the following relations are functions?

A)A) #1, 2, and 3 E)E) #1 only

B)B) #1 and 3 only F)F) #1 and 2 only

C)C) #2 and 3 only G)G) #2 only

D)D) #3 only

Page 4: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Is the given relation Discrete or Continuous and is it a Function or Not a Function?

A)A) Discrete, Not a Function

B)B) Discrete, Function

C)C) Continuous, Function

D)D) Continuous, Not a Function

Page 5: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Which is the correct RANGE for the relation?

A)A) {4}

B)B) All x-values from 0 to 3

C)C) {0, 1, 2, 3}

D)D) All y-values from 0 to 3

Page 6: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Giselle is going to rent a scooter for at least one hour. The fee is $45 plus $5 for each hour it is rented.

A)A) Indep: total fee Depend: # of hours

B)B) Indep: cost per hr Depend: total fee

C)C) Indep: scooters Depend: # of hours

D)D) Indep: # of hours Depend: total fee

Identify the Independent and Dependent variables for this situation.

Page 7: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Which shows the BEST mapping for the relation:{(2, 3), (-2, 3), (2, 5), (1, 5)}?

A)A) B)B) C)C) 2

-2

2

1

3

3

5

5

2

-2

1

3

3

5

5

2

-2

1

3

5

Page 8: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Choose the graph that best represents this situation.

A)A) B)B) C)C)

The temperature of the water in a glass cooled down steadily with the addition of ice, then remained constant when all the ice had melted.

Page 9: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Is the given relation Discrete or Continuous and what is its Domain?

A)A) Discrete, D: {-2, -1, 0}

B)B) Discrete, D: {-5, -3, 1, 3}

C)C) Continuous, D: E.F. -5 to 3

D)D) Continuous, D: {-2, -1, 0}

Page 10: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

Give 3 reasonable domain values and the range values that go with them for the given situation.

Meg earns a $5 flat fee plus $4.50 per student for a tutoring session.

A)A) D: {-2, -1, 0} R: {-4, .50, 5}

B)B) D: {1, 2.75, 5} R: {9.5, 17.375, 27.5}

C)C) D: {1, 2, 3} R: {4, 5, 6}

D)D) D: {2, 4, 8} R: {14, 23, 41}

Page 11: Functions Which graph story goes with this graph? A) A) A person leaves home, drives through town, then on the highway, and finally stops at a rest area

A cell phone plan has an initial activation fee plus a monthly charge. Using the table, determine the

cost if you have not used the phone yet.

Number of Months, x

Total Amount Paid ($), y

2 150

4 240

5 285

8 420

A)A) $45

B)B) $60

C)C) $0

D)D) $150