Could somebody please help?
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2.Complete Task 2 of the Unit 4 Portfolio by completing the following:
•Come up with 2 real world examples of situations that use function rules. Think about your daily life, your home, or the community you live in for ideas.
•Create a table of values showing at least 4 input and output values for each of your two situations. You may need to come up with some mock values for your tables.
•Write the function rule based on your table of values.
•Graph each of your functions on the coordinate plane.

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Could somebody please help?
*Answers Get Metal*
2.Complete Task 2 of the Unit 4 Portfolio by completing the following:
•Come up with 2 real world examples of situations that use function rules. Think about your daily life, your home, or the community you live in for ideas.
•Create a table of values showing at least 4 input and output values for each of  your two situations.  You may need to come up with some mock values for your tables.
•Write the function rule based on your table of values.
•Graph each of your functions on the coordinate plane.

anonymous · Answer

How much gas will it take your car to get us there?"
"Well, it depends. It depends on how far it is."
That's a situation where a function could be useful. The amount of gas you burn is a function of how far it is. can this be an example?

anonymous · Answer

weight box (x), money paid for postage (y)
miles driven (x), gasoline used (y)
hours worked (x), pay (y)
and what about these?

anonymous · Answer

You can be at a concert buying concert tickets that cost
$15 each. You can buy up to 6 tickets.Because you can buy up to 6 tickets, the domain of the function is
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Make a table to identify the range.|dw:1399662495454:dw|

The range of the function is 0, 15, 30, 45, 60, 75, and 90.