2. Linear Relationships Caleen Washington Gary Stewart Daniel Abreu

3. Linear Relationship Linear relationships is a graph that has two variables, and has a relationship that goes at a steady pace.

4. Jobs and Payments Your pay for your job increases as the time passes. For example you could work for forty hours and get twelve dollars for each hour.

5. Prices of Pizza The price of pizza decreases as you buy more pizza. For example one pizza is $1.50, two pizzas are $2.50 ect.

6. Texting Prices The cell phone text increases by five cents per text sent. For example: one text equals five cents, two texts equals ten cents, three texts equals fifteen cents, ect.

7. Variables The dependent variable is the cost. This is the dependent variable because the cost depends on the number of cost. The independent variable is the number of text messages. This is the independent variable because it doesn’t need assistance of another variable.

8. Table Texts01234567 Costs0.050.100.150.200.250.300.350.40

9. graph

10. Did you connect the coordinates? The points should be connected, because there are intervals between the variable numbers.

11. Equation The equation is C=5n, because C stands for cost, five represents five cents per text sent, and n stands for number of text.

12. Conclusion In the end of this presentation, we hope you understand and enjoy our linear presentation!