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1 Applications. Use the table to answer parts (a) (e). Tpical Weights for Tiger Cubs Age (weeks) birth 7 9 Epected Bod Weight (kg) SOURCE: a. What weight is predicted for a -week-old tiger cub? b. What weight is predicted for a -week-old tiger cub? c. At what age do tiger cubs tpicall weigh 7 kilograms? d. Describe the pattern relating age and weight. Do ou epect this pattern to continue indefinitel? e. Would it make sense to connect the points in a graph of these data? Investigation Analzing Graphs and Tables

2 . Dezi researches DVD rental prices at local video stores. Source Video has a earl membership package. The manager gives Dezi this table: Source Video Membership/Rental Packages Number of DVDs Rented Total Cost $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Supreme Video does not have membership packages. Dezi makes the graph below to relate the cost at Supreme Video to the number of DVDs rented. a. Both video stores have a good selection of movies. Dezi s famil Supreme Video plans to watch about two movies a DVD Rentals $ month. Which video store should $ the choose? $ b. Write a paragraph eplaining to Dezi $ $ how he can decide which video store $ to use. c. For each store, describe the pattern of Number of DVDs change relating the number of DVDs rented to the cost. Rental Cost. The table shows the fees charged at one of the campgrounds on the Ocean Bike Tour. Campground Fees Number of Campsites 7 Total Campground Fee $. $. $7. $. $. $7. $7. $. a. Make a coordinate graph of the data. b. Does it make sense to connect the points on our graph? Eplain. c. Using the table, describe the pattern of change in the total campground fee as the number of campsites increases. d. How is the pattern ou described in part (c) shown in our graph? Variables and Patterns

3 . Some class officers want to sell T-shirts to raise funds for a class trip. The ask the students in their class how much the would pa for a shirt and record the data in a table. Projected Shirt Sales Price per Shirt $ $ $ $ $ Number of Shirt Sales a. Describe the relationship between the price per shirt and the epected number of shirt sales. Is this the sort of pattern ou would epect? b. Cop and complete this table to show the relationship between price per shirt and the epected total value of the shirt sales. Projected Shirt Sales Price per Shirt $ $ $ $ $ Number of Shirt Sales Value of Shirt Sales $ $ c. How would ou describe the relationship between price per shirt and epected total value of shirt sales? Is this the sort of pattern ou would epect? d. Use grid paper to make coordinate graphs of the data like the ones started below. Projected Shirt Sales $ Projected Shirt Sales Number of Sales $ $ $ $ $ $ Value of Shirt Sales $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Price per Shirt Price per Shirt e. Eplain how our answers to parts (a) and (c) are shown in the graphs. Investigation Analzing Graphs and Tables 7

4 . A camping-suppl store rents camping gear for $ per person. a. Make a table of the total rental charges for,,,,,,,,,, and campers. b. Make a coordinate graph using the data in our table. c. Compare the pattern of change in our table and graph with patterns ou found in Eercise. Describe the similarities and differences between the two sets of data.. The tour operators need to rent a truck to transport camping gear, clothes, and biccle repair equipment. The check prices at two truck-rental companies. a. East Coast Trucks charges $. for each mile driven. Make a table of the charges for,,, 7,,,, 7,,,, 7, and miles. b. Philadelphia Truck Rental charges $ per da and an additional $. for each mile driven. Make a table of the charges for renting a truck for five das and driving it,,, 7,,,, 7,,,, 7, and miles. c. On one coordinate grid, plot the charge plans for both rental companies. Use a different color to mark each compan s plan. d. Based on our work in parts (a) (c), which compan offers the better deal? Eplain. Variables and Patterns

5 7. The table shows fees for using a campsite at a state park from da up to the park limit of das. Campsite Fees Das of Use 7 9 Campsite Fee $ $ $ $ $ $7 $7 $ $ $9 a. Make a coordinate graph using the table. b. Does it make sense to connect the points on our graph? Wh or wh not? c. Describe the pattern relating the variables das of use and campsite fee.. Suppose a motion detector tracks the time and the distance traveled as ou walk feet in seconds. Match the following (time, distance) graphs with the stories that describe each walk. Graph Graph Graph Graph Graph a. You walk at a stead pace of feet per second. b. You walk slowl at first and then steadil increase our walking speed. c. You walk rapidl at first, pause for several seconds, and then walk at an increasing rate for the rest of the trip. d. You walk at a stead rate for seconds, pause for seconds, and then walk at a stead rate for the rest of the trip. e. You walk rapidl at first, but graduall slow down as the end of the trip nears. 9. For each walk in Eercise, complete a (time, distance) table like the one below. Use numbers that will match the pattern of the walk and its graph. Time (seconds) Distance (feet) 7 Investigation Analzing Graphs and Tables 9

6 . The graphs below show five patterns of change in the price per gallon of gasoline. Match each (time, price) graph with the stor it tells. Graph Graph Graph Graph Graph a. The price declined at a stead rate. b. The price did not change. c. The price rose rapidl, then leveled off for a while, and then declined rapidl. d. The price rose at a stead rate. e. The price dropped rapidl at first and then at a slower rate.. Multiple Choice Jamie is going to Washington, D.C., to march in a parade with his school band. He plans to set aside $ at the end of each month to use for the trip. Choose the graph that shows how Jamie s savings will build as time passes. A. B. $ $ $ $7 $ $ $ 7 Total Savings Time (mo) Total Savings $ $ $ $7 $ $ $ 7 Time (mo) C. D. None of these is correct. $ $ $ $7 $ $ $ 7 Total Savings Time (mo) Variables and Patterns

7 . The graph shows how the temperature changed during an all-da hike b students. Air Temperature ( C) Temperature During Hike Elapsed Time (hr) a. What was the maimum temperature and when did it occur? b. When was the temperature rising most rapidl? c. When was the temperature falling most rapidl? d. When was the temperature about C? e. The hikers encounter a thunderstorm with rain. When do ou think this happened? Investigation Analzing Graphs and Tables

8 Jac works at a department store. This graph shows parking costs at the parking garage Jac uses.. Multiple Choice How much does Jac spend to park for less than a half hour? F. $. G. $.7 H. $ J. $.. Multiple Choice How much does Jac spend to park for hours and minutes? A. $ B. $. C. $.7 D. $7 Cost $9 $ $7 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Parking Costs Parking Time (hr) Connections. The area of a rectangle is the product of its length and its width. a. Find all whole number pairs of length and width values that give an area of square meters. Record the pairs in a table. Rectangles with an Area of m length width Length Width b. Make a coordinate graph of the (length, width) data from part (a). c. Connect the points on our graph if it makes sense to do so. Eplain our decision. d. Describe the relationship between length and width for rectangles of area square meters.. The perimeter of an rectangle is the sum of its side lengths. a. Make a table of all possible whole-number pairs of length and width values for a rectangle with a perimeter of meters. b. Make a coordinate graph of the (length, width) data from part (a). For: Help with Eercise Web Code: ane- c. Connect the points on our graph if it makes sense to do so. Eplain our decision. d. Describe the relationship between length and width for rectangles of perimeter meters, and eplain how that relationship is shown in the table and graph. Variables and Patterns

9 7. The table below shows the winners and the winning times for the women s Olmpic -meter dash since 9. Womenís Ol mpic -meter Dash Year Name Celia Cuthbert, AUS Colette Besson, FRA Monika Zehrt, E. GER Irena Szewinska, POL Martia Koch, E. GER Valerie Brisco-Hooks, USA Olga Brzgina, USSR Marie-Jose Perec, FRA Marie-Jose Perec, FRA Cath Freeman, AUS Tonique Williams-Darling, BAH Time (seconds) a. Make a coordinate graph of the (ear, time) information. Choose a scale that allows ou to see the differences between the winning times. b. What patterns do ou see in the table and graph? Do the winning times seem to be rising or falling? In which ear was the best time earned?. The circumference of a circle is related to its radius b the formula C p r. The area of a circle is related to its radius b the formula A = p r. a. Make a table showing how the circumference of a circle increases as the radius increases in -unit steps from to. Make sure to epress the circumferences in terms of p. Then describe the pattern relating those two variables. b. Make a table showing how the area of a circle increases as the radius increases in -unit steps from to. Make sure to epress the areas in terms of p. Then describe the pattern relating those two variables. r C p r A p r Investigation Analzing Graphs and Tables

10 9. Here are the bo-office earnings for a movie during each of the first eight weeks following its release. Bo Office Earnings Weeks in Theaters 7 Weekl Earnings (millions) $ $ $ $ $7 $ $ $ a. Make a coordinate graph showing the weekl earnings after each week. Because a film s weekl earnings depend on the number of weeks it is in theaters, put the weeks in theaters on the -ais and the weekl earnings on the -ais. b. Eplain how the weekl earnings changed as time passed. How is this pattern of change shown in the table and the graph? Wh might this change have occurred? c. What were the total earnings of the movie in the eight weeks? d. Make a coordinate graph showing the total earnings after each week. e. Eplain how the movie s total earnings changed over time. How is this pattern of change shown in the table and the graph? Wh might this change have occurred? Etensions. Use what ou know about decimals to find coordinates of five points that lie on the line segment between the labeled points on each graph: a. b. (, ) (.,.) (, ) (, ) Variables and Patterns

11 . The graphs below each show relationships between independent (-ais) and dependent (-ais) variables. However, the scales on the coordinate aes are not the same for all the graphs. Graph Graph Graph Graph a. Which graph shows the dependent variable increasing most rapidl as the independent variable increases? b. Which graph shows the dependent variable increasing most slowl as the independent variable increases? Investigation Analzing Graphs and Tables

12 . To raise mone, students plan to hold a car wash. The ask some adults how much the would pa for a car wash. The table below shows the results of their research. Price Customers Would Pa for a Car Wash Car Wash Price $ $ $ $ $ $ Number of Customers 9 7 a. Make a coordinate graph of the (price, customers) data. Connect the points if it makes sense to do so. b. Describe the pattern relating the price to the number of customers. Eplain how the table and the graph show the pattern. c. Based on the pattern, what number of customers would ou predict if the price were $? What number would ou predict if the price were $? What if the price were $?. a. Cop and complete the table below, using the information from Eercise. Projected Car Wash Income Car Wash Price Number of Customers Projected Income $ $ $ $ $ $ 9 7 b. Make a graph of the (price, projected income) data. Connect the points if it makes sense to do so. Variables and Patterns

13 c. Describe the pattern relating the price and the projected income. Eplain how the table and the graph show the pattern. Eplain wh the pattern does or does not make business sense to ou. d. Suppose the shopping center where the students plan to hold the car wash will charge the students $. per car for water and cleaning supplies. How can ou use this factor to find the profit from the car wash for various prices?. Adriana is at a skateboard park that has tracks shaped like regular polgons. Recall that a regular polgon is a polgon with congruent sides and congruent angles. Here are some eamples: Regular Triangle (Equilateral Triangle) Regular Quadrilateral (Square) Regular Pentagon At each verte of a track, Adriana must make a turn. The size of the turn relates to the number of sides in the polgon. For eample, at each verte of the triangle track, she must make a turn. a. Cop and complete the table below to show how the size of the turn Adriana must make at each verte is related to the number of sides of the polgon. Track Turns Regular Heagon turn turn turn Number of Sides Degrees in Turn 7 9 b. Make a coordinate graph of the (sides, degrees) data. c. What pattern of change do ou see in the degrees Adriana must turn as the number of sides increases? How does the table show that pattern? How does the graph show that pattern? Investigation Analzing Graphs and Tables 7

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