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Prac%ce Problems 11.1.13 1 of 5 Problem 1 a. What are the Independent and Dependent Variables? What are the units of each variable? IV = Units of IV = DV = Units of DV = b. Describe and explain the rela%onship between the units of the rate of change. c. What is the correla%on of the two func%ons; f 1 (x) and f 2 (x)? Ex: Posi%ve, Nega%ve, Zero Slope, Undefined d. What are the xintercepts of f 1 (x) and f 2 (x)? Solve algebraically. Explain if these are reasonable values. xint of f 1 (x) = xint of f 2 (x) = e.

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Page 1: Practice problems 11 1

Prac%ce  Problems      11.1.13  

1  of  5    

Problem  1  

a.  What  are  the  Independent  and  Dependent  Variables?    What  are  the  units  of  each  variable?    IV  =      Units  of  IV  =      DV  =      Units  of  DV  =    

 b.  Describe  and  explain  the  rela%onship  between  the  units  of  the  rate  of  change.    c.  What  is  the  correla%on  of  the  two  func%ons;  f1(x)  and  f2(x)?      

 Ex:  Posi%ve,  Nega%ve,  Zero  Slope,  Undefined    d.  What  are  the  x-­‐intercepts  of  f1(x)  and  f2(x)?    Solve  algebraically.    

   Explain  if  these  are  reasonable  values.    x-­‐int  of  f1(x)  =      x-­‐int  of  f2(x)  =    

   e.    

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Prac%ce  Problems      11.1.13  

2  of  5    

Problem  2  

a.  What  are  the  Independent  and  Dependent  Variables?    What  are  the  units  of  each  variable?    IV  =      Units  of  IV  =      DV  =      Units  of  DV  =    

 b.  Describe  and  explain  the  rela%onship  between  the  units  of  the  rate  of  change.    c.  The  first  func%on  is  p=2.5n.    What  is  the  second  func%on  in  slope-­‐intercept  form?      

d.  What  is  the  ini%al  value  of  the  second  func%on?      

e.  What  are  the  x-­‐intercepts  of  f1(x)  and  f2(x)?  Solve  algebraically.          Explain  if  these  are  reasonable  values.    x-­‐int  of  f1(x)  =      x-­‐int  of  f2(x)  =    

   f.    

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Prac%ce  Problems      11.1.13  

3  of  5    

Problem  3  

a.  What  are  the  Independent  and  Dependent  Variables?    What  are  the  units  of  each  variable?    IV  =      Units  of  IV  =      DV  =      Units  of  DV  =    

 b.  Describe  and  explain  the  rela%onship  between  the  units  of  the  rate  of  change.    c.  What  is  the  correla%on  of  the  two  func%ons;  f1(x)  and  f2(x)?      

 Ex:  Posi%ve,  Nega%ve,  Zero  Slope,  Undefined      

d.  What  is  the  x-­‐intercept  of  f1(x)?  Solve  algebraically.      Explain  if  this  is  a  reasonable  value.    x-­‐int  of  f1(x)  =    

   

e.    

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Prac%ce  Problems      11.1.13  

4  of  5    

Problem  4  a.  What  are  the  Independent  and  Dependent  Variables?    What  are  the  units  of  each  variable?  

 IV  =      Units  of  IV  =      DV  =      Units  of  DV  =    

 b.  Describe  and  explain  the  rela%onship  between  the  units  of  the  rate  of  change.  

   c.  What  is  the  x-­‐intercept  of  f1(x)?  Solve  algebraically.    

 Explain  if  this  is  a  reasonable  value.    x-­‐int  of  f1(x)  =    

 d.  Create  a  table  of  5  points  contained  on  the  line.    Include  the  y-­‐intercept  and  the  x-­‐intercept.  

e.    

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Prac%ce  Problems      11.1.13  

5  of  5    

Problem  5  a.  What  are  the  Independent  and  Dependent  Variables?    What  are  the  units  of  each  variable?  

 IV  =      Units  of  IV  =      DV  =      Units  of  DV  =    

 b.  Describe  and  explain  the  rela%onship  between  the  units  of  the  rate  of  change.  

   c.  What  is  the  x-­‐intercept  of  f1(x)?  Solve  algebraically.    

 Explain  if  this  is  a  reasonable  value.    x-­‐int  of  f1(x)  =    

 d.  Create  a  table  of  5  points  contained  on  the  line.    Include  the  y-­‐intercept  and  the  x-­‐intercept.  

e.