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Page 1: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

TV News Ratings

2 out of every 5 people who watch the

news, watch Channel 11 News @ 6:00.

# of people who watch the Channel 11 News @ 6:00 2

# of people who watch the news 5

Let The # of people who watch the Channel 11 News @ 6:00N Let The total # of people who watch the newsT

2

5

2

5

NT NTT

T

11

2-18

Page 2: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

1. Approximately how many people watch Channel 11,

if the total number of people who watch the news is:

(a) 10 people

(b) 1,000 people

(c) 10,000 people

In a complete sentence, explain how you found these answers.

4400

4000

2

5N T

The number of people who watch the Channel

11 News @ 6:00 is two-fifths times the total number

of people who watch the news.

N

T

Let The # of people who watch the Channel 11 News @ 6:00N Let The total # of people who watch the newsT

Page 3: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

:Verbal Model

The number of people

who watch the Channel

11 News @ 6:00

N

2

5 The total number of people

who watch the news

T

The number of people who watch the Channel

11 News @ 6:00 is two-fifths times the total number

of people who watch the news.

N

T

Algebraic Model:

2

5N TDependent

Variable

Given Ratio

Independent Variable

Page 4: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

2. Approximately how many people watch any news,

if the number of people who watch Channel 11 news is:

(a) 20 people

(b) 200 people

(c) 20,000 people

In a complete sentence, explain how you found these answers.

50500

50,000

5 5 2

2 2 5N T

5

2T N

The total number of people who watch the news

is five-halves of the number of people who

watch the Channel 11 News @ 6:00.

T

N

Let The # of people who watch the Channel 11 News @ 6:00N Let The total # of people who watch the newsT

Page 5: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

:Verbal Model

The number of people

who watch the Channel

11 News @ 6:00

N

5

2 The total number of people

who watch the news

T

Algebraic Model:

5

2T NDependent

Variable

New Ratio

Independent Variable

The total number of people who watch the news

is five-halves of the number of people who

watch the Channel 11 News @ 6:00.

T

N

Page 6: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

3. Let represent the total number of people who watch

any news at 6:00. Write an equation for , the number of

people who watch the Channel 11 News at 6:00.

T

N

2

5N T

Page 7: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

4. Use the information you have developed so far

to clearly redefine the problem situation.

TV News RatingsTV News Ratings

#8

2

5N T

The number of people

who watch the Channel

11 News @ 6:00

N

2

5 The total number of people

who watch the news

T

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Graph

5. Create a table of values for this situation

and include the expression.

Total number of people who watch the news at 6:00

The number of people who watch the Channel 11 News at 6:00

People People

T 2/5*T

1000 400

10,000 4000

100,000 40,000

150,000 60,000

300,000 120,000

Labels

Units

Expression

Page 9: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

6. Plot the points from the data table, making sure to label your axes

appropriately and using an appropriate scale for each axis.

T 0 500,000 25,000

N=2/5T 0 150,000 10,000

Variable Quantity Lower Bound Upper Bound Interval

Total # of people who watch the news at 6:00 (T)# w

ho w

atch

the

Cha

nnel

11

New

s at

6:0

0

(

N)

25k

10kTable

#7

#9

Page 10: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

7. What are the variable quantities in the problem situation?

Include the units that measure these quantities.

TV News Ratings

Total # of people who watch the news at 6:00 (T)

# of people who watch the Channel 11 News at 6:00 (N)

Graph

11

Page 11: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

8. What is the common ratio in the problem situation?

TV News Ratings

Graph

Verbal Model

2

5

11

Page 12: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

9. Of the two variable quantities, which quantity depends

on the other quantity?

TV News Ratings

Graph

Verbal Model

# who watch the Channel 11 News at 6:00 (N)

depends on

Total # of people who watch the news at 6:00 (T)

11

Page 13: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

10. What is the independent variable quantity, and what

is the dependent quantity in the problem situation?

TV News Ratings

Graph

Verbal Model

# who watch the Channel 11 News at 6:00 (N)

depends on

Total # of people who watch the news at 6:00 (T)

Dependent

Independent

11

Page 14: TV News Ratings 2-18. Dependent Variable Given Ratio Independent Variable

11. The producers of a competing news show on Channel 4

tell the commercial sponsors that their 6:00 News has one

of every three viewers watching it. Should the advertisers

place their commercial on Channel 11 or Channel 4 if they

want to reach the largest television viewing audience?

Explain your reasoning.

TV News Ratings

Channel 4

10.3 33%

3

N

T

Channel 11 20.4 40%

5

N

T

4