Fractions of a number: word problems
Fractions of a number: word problems
What you'll learn
- Identify key features (intercepts, maxima, minima, intervals of increase/decrease, end behavior) of a function graph with at least 80% accuracy.
- Solve for f(x) given a specific value of x using a function graph, achieving at least 75% accuracy on a formative assessment.
- Determine the x-value(s) for a given f(x) value from a function graph, correctly identifying all solutions in at least 75% of the cases presented in a problem set.
- Explain the relationship between the graphical representation of a function and its corresponding algebraic equation, providing at least three distinct connections with supporting reasoning in a short written response.
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A pizza has 12 slices. You eat 1/4 of it. How many slices did you eat?
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A store has 30 books. They sell 2/3, then sell 1/2 of the rest. How many are left?
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You'll be able to: Identify key features (intercepts, maxima, minima, intervals of increase/decrease, end behavior) of a function graph with at least 80% accuracy; Solve for f(x) given a specific value of x using a function graph, achieving at….
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