to which of the following situations can the function y = 5x + 10 best be applied? question 21 a)...
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To which of the following situations can thefunction y = 5x + 10 best be applied?
Question 21Question 21
A) The number of miles a person walks if he walks for 5 hours at the rate of 10 miles per hour
B) The total weight on a scale if 5 pounds is placed there initially and a series of 10-pound weights are added to it
C) The total wages earned by a waiter who is paid $5 per hour and earns $10 in tips
D) The combined length of 5 boards, each 10 feet longer than the width of a doorway
TEKS A.5A
To which of the following situations can thefunction y = 5x + 10 best be applied?
Question 21Question 21
A) The number of miles a person walks if he walks for 5 hours at the rate of 10 miles per hour
B) The total weight on a scale if 5 pounds is placed there initially and a series of 10-pound weights are added to it
C) The total wages earned by a waiter who is paid $5 per hour and earns $10 in tips
D) The combined length of 5 boards, each 10 feet longer than the width of a doorway
TEKS A.5A
Which of the following equations describes
the
same function shown in the table below?
Question 22Question 22
A) y = 5x – 2
B) y = x – 2
C) y = 5x + 2
D) y = x +
2 TEKS A.5C
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Which of the following equations describes
the
same function shown in the table below?
Question 22Question 22
A) y = 5x – 2
B) y = x – 2
C) y = 5x + 2
D) y = x +
2 TEKS A.5C
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What is the slope of the equation 2x – 5y = 10?Question 23Question 23
TEKS A.6A
A) – 2
B)
C) 5
D)
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What is the slope of the equation 2x – 5y = 10?Question 23Question 23
TEKS A.6A
A) – 2
B)
C) 5
D)
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Ryan is writing a composition for homework. He
decides to keep track of the number of sentences he
writes compared to the time in minutes he works. The
graph below shows the data he collected. At what rate
does Ryan write his composition?
Question 24Question 24
TEKS A.6B
A. 0.5 sentence per
minute
B. 1 sentence per minute
C. 1.5 sentences per
minute
D. 2 sentences per minute
Ryan is writing a composition for homework. He
decides to keep track of the number of sentences he
writes compared to the time in minutes he works. The
graph below shows the data he collected. At what rate
does Ryan write his composition?
Question 24Question 24
TEKS A.6B
A. 0.5 sentence per
minute
B. 1 sentence per minute
C. 1.5 sentences per
minute
D. 2 sentences per minute
What is the effect on the graph of the
equation 6x + 3y = 12 if 12 is changed to
36?
Question 25Question 25
A) The line is translated up 24 units.
B) The line is translated up 8 units.
C) The line is translated down 24 units.
D) The line is translated down 8 units.
TEKS A.6C
What is the effect on the graph of the
equation 6x + 3y = 12 if 12 is changed to
36?
Question 25Question 25
A) The line is translated up 24 units.
B) The line is translated up 8 units.
C) The line is translated down 24 units.
D) The line is translated down 8 units.
TEKS A.6C
Question 26Question 26
TEKS A.6C
A)A) The graphs are two perpendicular The graphs are two perpendicular
lines.lines.
B)B) The graphs are two parallel lines.The graphs are two parallel lines.
C)C) The graphs have the same y – The graphs have the same y –
intercept. intercept.
D)D) The graphs have the same x – The graphs have the same x –
intercept.intercept.
Which statement best describes the relationship
between the graphs of the equations y = x –
4 and 3x + 2y = 12?32
Question 26Question 26
TEKS A.6C
A) The graphs are two perpendicular
lines.
B) The graphs are two parallel lines.
C) The graphs have the same y –
intercept.
D) The graphs have the same x –
intercept.
Which statement best describes the relationship
between the graphs of the equations y = x –
4 and 3x + 2y = 12?32
What is the equation of the line containing the
points (7, 5) and (11, 9)?
Question 27Question 27
A) y = 4xA) y = 4x
B) y = x – 2 B) y = x – 2
C) y = 2x – C) y = 2x –
2 2
D) y = x + 2D) y = x + 2TEKS A.6D
What is the equation of the line containing the
points (7, 5) and (11, 9)?
Question 27Question 27
A) y = 4xA) y = 4x
B) y = x – 2 B) y = x – 2
C) y = 2x – C) y = 2x –
2 2
D) y = x + 2D) y = x + 2TEKS A.6D
Question 28Question 28
What is the equation of a line with an
x-intercept of ––3 and a y-intercept of 5?
TEKS A.6E
A. y = x + 5 A. y = x + 5
B. y = x + 5B. y = x + 5
C. y = 5x + C. y = 5x +
D. y = x + D. y = x +
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Question 28Question 28
What is the equation of a line with an
x-intercept of ––3 and a y-intercept of 5?
TEKS A.6E
A. y = x + 5 A. y = x + 5
B. y = x + 5B. y = x + 5
C. y = 5x + C. y = 5x +
D. y = x + D. y = x +
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Question 29Question 29Mark and his friends are baking cookies for a bake sale. The graph below shows the total number of cookies they have compared to the number of hours they bake. How would the graph change if Mark and his friends were given 20 cookies when they started baking?
A) The y-intercept would increase.
B) The slope would increase.
C) The y-intercept would decrease.
D) The slope would decrease.
TEKS A.6F
Question 29Question 29Mark and his friends are baking cookies for a bake sale. The graph below shows the total number of cookies they have compared to the number of hours they bake. How would the graph change if Mark and his friends were given 20 cookies when they started baking?
A) The y-intercept would increase.
B) The slope would increase.
C) The y-intercept would decrease.
D) The slope would decrease.
TEKS A.6F
Question 30Question 30
A gardener knows that the number of potatoes
harvested varies directly with the number of
potato
plants grown. Last year the gardener harvested
189 potatoes from 9 potato plants. If the
gardener
plants 14 potato plants this year, how many
potatoes can he expect to harvest?A)A) 26462646
B)B) 23 23 TEKS A.6G
C) 294 C) 294
D) 21D) 21
Question 30Question 30
A gardener knows that the number of potatoes
harvested varies directly with the number of
potato
plants grown. Last year the gardener harvested
189 potatoes from 9 potato plants. If the
gardener
plants 14 potato plants this year, how many
potatoes can he expect to harvest?A)A) 26462646
B)B) 23 23 TEKS A.6G
C) 294 C) 294
D) 21D) 21