Module 10-Real-World Relationships Between Variables | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Use the relationship between the amount of water in the pool and the length of time to complete the table.

0.5, 1.5, 8, 10

Mr. Garcia can estimate the distance in miles he will drive, d, given a certain number of hours, t, using the equation d = 60t. Complete the table.

150, 3, 300, 6.5

Frankie reads 32 pages of a book each night before he goes to sleep. Write an equation that represents the number of pages, p, Frankie reads in n nights.

p = 32n

Write an equation to represent the relationship shown in the graph.

y = x + 5

Hailey is 2 years younger than her sister. If Hailey is h years old, which equation represents the age of her sister, s?

B. s = h + 2

The graph shows how many songs Sabrina downloaded each week since she joined a music service.

D. y = 3x

A hose can be used to fill a swimming pool with water at a rate of 4 inches per hour. Write an equation to relate the number of inches of water in the pool, y, to the time in hours, x, it takes to fill the pool.

y = 4x

A piano teacher charges $25 per lesson. What is the dependent variable in this relationship?

the total cost of all the lessons taken

Write an equation to represent the values in the table.

p = 0.5 + n

The table shows the amount of snow in inches recorded each month last winter for Chicago and Boston.

b = c + 4

Write an equation to represent the relationship shown in the table.

y = 4.2x

Frankie reads 32 pages of a book each night before he goes to sleep. The equation p = 32n represents the number of pages, p, Frankie reads in n nights. How many pages of the book does Frankie read after 8 nights?

256

A piano teacher charges $25 per lesson. What is the independent variable in this relationship?

the number of lessons taken

The distance m in miles, traveled by an airplane in h hours of flying is shown in the table. What equation represents the situation?

m = 540h

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