If a tablespoon of fertilizer is required for 64 ounces of water, then how many tablespoons are in required for 3 gallons of water?
Note: There are 128 ounces in a gallon.
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Question 2
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Mario traveled 40 miles in 25 minutes. If he continues at the same speed, how many miles should Mario travel in 2 hours? Label you answer.
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Question 3
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Solve the proportion.
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Question 4
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The cost of pizza varies on the number of toppings you order. Calculate the price for a topping based on the information in the table.
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Question 5
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The cost of pizza varies on the number of toppings you order. Calculate the price of a pizza with no toppings.
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Question 6
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Write an equation in slope-intercept form that models the linear relationship in the table.
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Question 7
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From the previous problem, use your equation to calculate the cost of a deluxe pizza with six toppings.
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Question 8
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A Google Pixel had an initial value of $699. After a year, the cell phone value dropped to $538. What is the average depreciation per month of the cell phone for its first year?
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Question 9
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Kim tracks her car value over 10 years. Determine the slope from the following graph and explain it meaning.
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Question 10
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Kim tracks her car value over 10 years. Determine the y-intercept from the following graph and explain it meaning.
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Question 11
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Draw a trend line. Estimate and interpret the slope of the line.
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Question 12
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Estimate and interpret the y-intercept of the trend line you drew in problem 11.
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Question 13
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Identify the independent and dependent variables in the table provided.
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Height (cm)
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Age in years
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Shoe Size (US)
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None of the above.
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Question 14
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Use Desmos to create a scatterplot. Label the axes. Draw a trend line and write a linear model for your trend line. Round the slope & y-intercept to the nearest hundredth.
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Question 15
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Using your equation from #14, predict the height for someone with a shoe size of 10 to the nearest centimeter.
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Question 16
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Is your prediction in #15 an example of interpolation or extrapolation?
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Question 17
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What is the correlation coefficient for the scatterplot you created in #14? Is this a strong or weak correlation?
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Question 18
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Determine the following using the data in the table:
Match the correct value to the correct statistic.
Draggable item
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4.2 years
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Median
1 year
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Quartile 1
3 years
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Quartile 3
3.8 years
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Mean
6 years
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None of the above
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Question 19
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Data collected on someone's age along with their annual income is an example of what kind of data?