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Unit 4 Graphing and Analyzing Linear Functions

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Warm Up Simplify each expression. 1. (4 + 0.05) 2 3.

Warm Up Simplify each expression. 1. (4 + 0.05) 2 3. 4. The function f ( x ) = 2(4) x models an insect population after x days. What is the population after 3 days?. 2. 25(1 + 0.02) 3. 16.4025. 26.5302. 1.0075. 128 insects. Objective.

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Lesson 3.9 Word Problems with Exponential Functions Concept : Characteristics of a function

Lesson 3.9 Word Problems with Exponential Functions Concept : Characteristics of a function EQ : How do we write and solve exponential functions from real world scenarios? ( F.LE.1,2,5) Vocabulary : Growth Factor , Decay Factor , Percent of Increase, Percent of Decrease.

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DIRECT & INVERSE VARIATION

DIRECT & INVERSE VARIATION. Can you distinguish between the two?. Description. Two related quantities can vary in one of two ways: directly or inversely In direct variation, as one quantity increases, so does the other.

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Price War of Pork

Price War of Pork. Munsang College By F.4B Ho Chi Kin F.4B Wong Yat Lun Alan F.4F Wong Anita Mo Yin. Background Information. In the beginning of May, two chain supermarkets started a price war by decreasing the price of pork to the average of $19 per catty.

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Production Possibilities Curve

Production Possibilities Curve. Production Possibilities Curve. Constant Opportunity Cost. Decreasing Opportunity Cost. Absolute Advantage and Comparative Advantage. ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE

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Introducing Scatter Plots

Introducing Scatter Plots. New Terms . Scatter Plot : a graph that shows the relationship between two sets of numeric data Dependent variable : a variable that changes by some other variable Independent variable : a variable that affects the value of another variable

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Direct and Inverse Variation Functions

Direct and Inverse Variation Functions. Learning Goal 4.3. Direct Variation. Two variables, x and y, vary directly if there is a nonzero number k such that y=kx Just because one quantity increases when the other increases does not mean x and y vary directly

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The impact and implications of changes in supply

The impact and implications of changes in supply. A decrease in supply will mean that producers will have to find alternatives to produce. This may mean some of the resources will no longer be used.

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