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2.3 Applications

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23 questions
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Write the standard form of a linear equation to represent this situation.

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Sketch the graph, include lables on the x- and y-axis.

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x-intercept

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y-intercept

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If Hanna bought 4 general admission tickets, how many reserved seat tickets could she purchase? (use number only)

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Write the standard form of a linear equation to represent this situation.

1

Sketch the graph, include lables on the x- and y-axis.

1

x-intercept

1

y-intercept

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If Tamira buys 3 pounds of almonds, how many pounds of cashews can she purchase? (write as decimal)

1

Write the standard form of a linear equation to represent this situation.

1

Sketch the graph, include lables on the x- and y-axis.

1

x-intercept
(no commas)

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y-intercept
(no commas)

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If 1400 students attended the foorball game, how many general admission tickets were sold? (number only)

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Write the standard form of a linear equation to represent this situation.

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If you take 50 pictures at high resolution, how many pictures can you take at low resolution? (number only)

1

Write the standard form of a linear equation to represent this situation.

1

Sketch the graph, include labels on the x- and y-axis.

1

y-intercept

1

How many student tickets were sold if 150 general admission tickets were sold? (number only)

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Write the standard form of a linear equation to represent this situation.

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If Paxton sketched a graph of the linear equations, would every point represent a possible solution? Explain.