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Take 1 minute to discuss with your table group.

2. What things did you wonder or notice about the first graph?
What things did you wonder or notice about the second graph?

3. QUESTIONS: 1. How do the slopes of line g and line f compare?
2. What does the point (0,0) represent in this graph?
3. Which line shows the relationship (between x and y) of traveling faster? How do you know?

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7. Distance Traveled (in cm) Distance Traveled (in cm)
Time Elapsed
(in seconds)
Distance Traveled (in cm)
Time Elapsed
(in seconds)
0 0
0 0
( , )
( , )
4 2
6 2
( , )
( , )
( , )
( , )
8 4
12 4
( , )
( , )
12 6
18 6
( , )
( , )

8. Distance Traveled (in cm) Distance Traveled (in cm)
Time Elapsed
(in seconds)
( , )
0 0
4 2
8 4
12 6 6 5 4 3 2 1
Distance Traveled (in cm)
Time Elapsed
(in seconds)
( , )
0 0
6 2
12 4
18 6

9. QUESTIONS:
1. Lines u and v also show the positions of the two bugs. Which line shows the ladybug’s movement? Which line shows the ant’s movements? Explain your reasoning.
Are you ready for more?
How fast is each bug traveling?
How does the speed of the bug relate to the slope of the line?
Will there ever be a time when the ant is twice as far away from the start as the ladybug? Explain.
Imagine another bug is traveling at a speed that is double that of the ladybug. Make a new chart for that bug. Plot the ordered pairs for each point you created, then connect the points and label the line w.
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10. Page 9 Which graph goes with which rider? Who rides faster?
Without labels we can’t even tell which line is Kiran and which is Mai! Without labels and scale on the x-axis and y-axis, we can’t use graphs like these to answer questions like:
Which graph goes with which rider?
Who rides faster?
If Kiran and Mai start a bike trip at the same time, how far are they after 24 minutes?
How long will it take each of them to reach the end of the 12 mile bike path?

11. With labels being added to graph.
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How could an x/y table be useful in this problem?

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Priya’s rate of jogging

14. 2. A you-pick blueberry farm offers 5 lbs of blueberries for $12. 00
2. A you-pick blueberry farm offers 5 lbs of blueberries for $ You may purchase any quantity you choose at this rate.
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NOTE: This question has been modified. Please cross off the original quantity and price and replace with the ones shown in blue and red.
Find five ordered pairs (x,y) that represent solutions to this problem, then graph the relationship.