Write an equation for the line on the graph below in slope-intercept form.
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Question 3
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Which inequality matches the graph shown below?
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Question 4
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Which of these shows y=-2x+5 in standard form?
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Question 5
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Compare the three functions:
Select ALL the statements that are TRUE for the functions:
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Question 6
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The graph shows the daily sales goal of a coffee shop. If the employees sell
20 cups of coffee, how many cups of tea must they sell to meet their goal?
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Question 7
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Rewrite the equation 2x+3y=15 in slope-intercept form:
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Question 8
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Identify the slope and the y-intercept of the equation:
(Select two answers)
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Question 9
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Leslie joins a fitness club that has an initial fee of $20 plus a monthly fee of $15. Rashad’s club charges $40 initially plus $10 per month. In how many months will the clubs cost the same?
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Question 10
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Carla has $200 in her bank account. Each week, she withdraws $20.
Use function notation to write a linear function that represents the amount of money Carla has left in her account after a certain number of withdrawals (x).
Use f(x)=
Then graph the functionby using the sketch tools.
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Question 11
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The graph shows the account balance as a function of the number of monthly payments for a person who starts with $1000 in an account and has to pay a cell phone bill of $25 every month.
Find the x-intercept and explain its meaning in this problem.
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Question 12
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The graph shows the account balance as a function of the number of monthly payments for a person who has $1000 in an account and has to pay a cell phone bill of $25 every month.
Find the y-intercept and explain its meaning in this problem.
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Question 13
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The graph shows the account balance as a function of the number of monthly payments for a person who has $1000 in an account and has to pay a cell phone bill of $25 every month.
Give the Domain and Range for this problem
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Question 14
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The Environmental Club is selling water bottles for $8 each and tote bags for $12 each to raise a total of $240 to donate to charity.
Let w = the number of water bottles
Let t = the number of tote bags
Write the linear equation for the fundraising goal.