Question

Write two (2) scenarios that describe two different real-world functions. Think of your own variables that are not included in the above list. As you did for the other functions, identify the independent and dependent variables and assign the letters x and y to represent each variable quantity. Then create a set of at least five ordered pairs in (x, y) form with values that make sense for your function.

Answer 1

@nincompoop
@pooja195
@Cookie_2046
@Preetha
@Rushwr
@Elsa213
@inkyvoyd
@DarkMoonZ
@AliceCullen
@imqwerty

Answer 2

@mathmate

Answer 3

@ganeshie8 @sleepyjess @sleepyhead314

Answer 4

welll... I don't have this "above list" :P

but assuming you mean a linear equation...

I have already read 34 pages of this book, every day I read 12 more pages.

do you know how to make ^ that into an equation? :3

Answer 5

um no

Answer 6

hmm then do you have an example of what they have given you before? :)

Answer 7

Let x = the number of gallons
Let y = the amount of money

The set of ordered pairs

{1,$2.50), 2,$5.00), (3,$7.50)

(5,$12.50), (10,$25.00), (3$7.50)

To represent thee function assuming a gallon of gas $2.50



i did this put i need to create 2 of theses and i cant! :(

Answer 8

please help me can you

Answer 9

I suppose you can just change a few small things :P

like...

x = number of books
y = amount of money

the set of ordered pairs
(1, 3), (2,6) , (3, 9)

to represent the function assuming each book costs $3

Answer 10

does that work?
(I don't really understand what you need :P)

Answer 11

okay thanks tht good um


is this going good??


Lily went to her swimming class and it took her 3 minutes to do one lap. x represents the number of laps and the y represents the number of minutes it took to complete the lap.

{(1, 3), (2,6), (3,9), (4,12), (5,15)

Answer 12

yep, that works :)

Answer 13

okay um for the one you did you need to sya something like jorge need to read this boosetc

Answer 14

the bookstore was having a sale, each book costs $3
x represetns the number of books
y represents the cost of money a person would end up spending

Answer 15

okay