4.1 Homework
4.1 Homework
4.1
Graphing
Relationships
1.) How
can
you
tell
the
difference
if
a
graph
is
continuous
or
discrete?
Choose
the
graph
that
best
represents
each
situation.
2.) A
flag
is
raised
up
a
flagpole
quickly
at
the
beginning
and
then
more
slowly
near
the
top.
3.) A
flag
is
raised
up
a
flagpole
in
a
jerky
motion,
using
a
hand-‐over-‐hand
method.
4.) A
flag
is
raised
up
a
flagpole
at
a
constant
rate
of
speed.
5.) For
six
months,
a
puppy
gained
weight
at
a
steady
rate.
Sketch
a
graph
to
illustrate
the
weight
of
the
puppy
during
that
time
period.
Tell
whether
the
graph
is
continuous
or
discrete.
Write
a
possible
situation
for
each
graph.
6.)
7.)
8.)
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9.)
The
graph
shows
the
speed
of
a
horse
during
and
after
a
race.
Use
it
to
describe
the
changing
pace
of
the
horse
during
the
race.
10.)
Suppose
you
sketched
a
graph
of
speed
related
to
time
for
a
brick
being
dropped
from
the
top
of
a
building.
Then
you
sketched
a
graph
for
the
speed
related
to
time
for
a
ball
that
was
rolled
down
a
hill
and
then
came
to
rest.
How
would
the
graphs
be
the
same?
How
would
they
be
different?
(Hint:
DRAW
A
GRAPH
FOR
EACH)
11.)
A
rectangular
pool
that
is
4
feet
deep
in
all
places
is
being
filled
at
a
constant
rate.
Sketch
a
graph
to
show
the
depth
of
the
water
as
it
increases
over
time.
12.)
The
side
view
of
another
pool
is
shown
below.
If
the
pool
is
being
filled
at
a
constant
rate,
sketch
a
graph
to
show
the
depth
of
the
water
as
it
increases
over
time.
13.)
Which
situation
would
NOT
be
represented
by
a
graph
with
distinct
points?
a.)
Amount
of
money
earned
based
on
the
amount
of
candy
bars
sold?
b.)
Number
of
visitors
per
day
for
one
week
to
a
grocery
store.
c.)
The
amount
of
tea
in
a
pitcher
at
a
restaurant
during
the
lunch
hour.
d.)
The
total
cost
of
buying
1,
2,
or
3
DVD’s
at
Target.
14.)
Which
situation
is
best
represented
by
the
graph?
a.)
A
snowboarder
starts
at
the
bottom
of
the
hill
and
takes
a
ski
lift
to
the
top.
b.)
A
cruise
boat
travels
at
a
steady
pace
from
the
port
to
its
destination.
c.)
An
object
dropped
from
the
top
of
a
building
gains
speed
at
a
rapid
pace
before
hitting
the
ground.
d.)
A
marathon
runner
starts
at
a
steady
pace
and
then
runs
faster
at
the
end
of
the
race
before
stopping
at
the
finish
line.
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15.)
Sarah
participates
in
a
triathlon
consisting
of
swimming,
biking,
and
running.
Would
a
graph
of
Sarah’s
speed
during
the
triathlon
be
a
connected
graph
or
distinct
points?
Explain.
Pictured
are
three
vases
and
graphs
representing
the
HEIGHT
of
water
as
it
is
poured
into
each
of
the
vases
at
a
constant
rate.
Match
each
vase
with
the
correct
graph.
16.)
17.)
18.)
SPIRAL
REVIEW!!!
Evaluate
each
expression.
! !
19.)
−2!
20.)
4!
21.)
!
Generate
ordered
pairs
for
each
function
for
x
=
-‐2,
-‐1,
0,
1
and
2.
Graph
the
ordered
pairs
and
describe
the
pattern.
(HINT:
MAKE
A
TABLE
OF
ORDERED
PAIRS
by
plugging
the
x
value
in
to
each
equation)
22.)
y
=
x
–
2
23.)
2x+y
=
1
X
y
X
y
Name:_________________________________Section:_____________________Date:____________________
Generate
ordered
pairs
for
each
function
for
x
=
-‐2,
-‐1,
0,
1
and
2.
Graph
the
ordered
pairs
and
describe
the
pattern.
(HINT:
MAKE
A
TABLE
OF
ORDERED
PAIRS
by
plugging
the
x
value
in
to
each
equation)
24.)
𝑦 = 𝑥 − 1
25.)
𝑦 = 𝑥 ! + 2
X
y
X
y