Joy drove 120 miles the first day of her trip. She drove 60 mph on the following days. What is the beginning amount (b) in the linear model?
Same as above, 120 is fixed and thereafter she drives 60 miles each hour. y = 60x +120, where x is in hours. So, b = 120.
thanks, do you know this one? Andrew drove 55 mph on his trip. Which of the following equations best represents the distance he drove if x stands for the number of hours? @britneyspears
y = 55x, because rate x time = distance.
A yoga membership costs $16 and an additional $7 per class. Write a linear equation modeling the cost of a yoga membership?
Think of it like this: you need to pay $16 for membership regardless of what you do, so that's your minimum payment. You pay another $7 per class, so the amount extra you pay depends on the number of classes you do. Say x is the number of classes you do and y is the total cost. The equation would therefore be: y = 16 + 7x
You drive a car that holds 15 gallons of gasoline. Your car uses 0.03 gallons per mile. Which equation best represents this information?
these our the chocies.. y = 0.03x + 15 y = 0.03x - 15 y = -0.03x + 15 none of the above
Annie paid $12 to enter the state fair. She then paid $2 per ride. This equation represents the amount she spent: y = 2x + 12. Use the equation to predict how much she spent if she rode eight rides @britneyspears
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