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4.1 Homework

The document contains exercises related to graphing relationships, including identifying continuous and discrete graphs, sketching graphs for various scenarios, and matching situations to appropriate graphs. It also includes questions about the speed of objects and the depth of water in pools, as well as evaluating expressions and generating ordered pairs for functions. The overall focus is on understanding and representing relationships through graphs.

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4.1 Homework

The document contains exercises related to graphing relationships, including identifying continuous and discrete graphs, sketching graphs for various scenarios, and matching situations to appropriate graphs. It also includes questions about the speed of objects and the depth of water in pools, as well as evaluating expressions and generating ordered pairs for functions. The overall focus is on understanding and representing relationships through graphs.

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  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  
                                 
         
         
         
         
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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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  
                 
   
     
   
     
   
       
   

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