Amanda's hair is 16 inches long and grows 2 inches each month.
Write a function rule to show how long Amanda's hair will be after "m" months.
Amanda's hair is 16 inches long and grows 2 inches each month. Use your function rule to figure out how long Amanda's hair will be if she grows it out for 11 months. Show your work by writing down the number sentence that could be used to find the answer.
Amanda kept a graph of her hair length for 9 months. Match each point on the graph to the correct sentence describing Amanda's hair.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
After 3 months, Amanda's hair was 22 inches long. | arrow_right_alt | Point A |
Amanda cut 6 inches off her hair. | arrow_right_alt | Point B |
Amanda's hair starts out 16 inches long | arrow_right_alt | Point C |
Amanda cut 14 inches off her hair! | arrow_right_alt | Point D |
Martina works at Burgerville, where she makes $14 per hour.
Write a function rule to show how much Martina will make if she works "h" hours at Burgerville.
Martina works at Burgerville, where she makes $14 per hour. Use your function rule to determine how much money Martina will make if she works for 8 hours.
Marian bought a box of tissues (there were 100 tissues in the box) but she used 5 per day because of her terrible allergies.
Write a function rule to show how many tissues are left in the box after "d" days.
Marian bought a box of tissues (there were 100 tissues in the box) but she used 5 per day because of her terrible allergies. Use your function rule to show how many tissues will be left after 8 days.
Marian bought a box of tissues (there were 100 tissues in the box) but she used 5 per day because of her terrible allergies. Sketch a graph of this situation. Make sure you label your axes, show the starting point, and show any other important points on the graph.