Plan A- $10 regardless of miles
Plan B- $2 per mile
Plan C-$5 plus $.50 per mile
Which plan is better? Why? Give three justifications (graph, table, equation)
Equations-
Plan A- $10
Plan B- 2x=n (x=miles, n=$)
Plan C- Miles x .50= $
What characteristics will be in all linear equations?
-a constant of proportionality (multiply it by the independent variable)
-An equations that works for everything in the pattern (pos, neg, even, odd)
- Dependent variable = (indep. variable) (constant of proportionality)
-Amount $= (miles walked) x (4)
-unit rate***
Class is not entirely firm on these ideas.
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Monday, May 4, 2015
Linear vs. Non-Linear and homework
R-56
Make observations on rules and graphs
Linear vs. No-linear
Linear Non-Linear
Straight line have two separate rules
Either pos or neg negatives
up by a constant doesn't go up by the same amount
have n have n

***The pattern of change is the constant of proportionality. How much something is going up by or down by.
Homework: 7b pg 16 #3-5, 20
Make observations on rules and graphs
Linear vs. No-linear
Linear Non-Linear
Straight line have two separate rules
Either pos or neg negatives
up by a constant doesn't go up by the same amount
have n have n

***The pattern of change is the constant of proportionality. How much something is going up by or down by.
Homework: 7b pg 16 #3-5, 20
Friday, May 1, 2015
Graphing Patterns
Graphing Patterns
-example: x # of figures, y net value
-If it keeps going at the same rate, it will be straight.
-You need points to show where the data is
-You can use the rate to find the distance in between
-x comes first
-example: x # of figures, y net value
-If it keeps going at the same rate, it will be straight.
-You need points to show where the data is
-You can use the rate to find the distance in between
-x comes first
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Independent and Dependent Variables
What are the dependent and independent variables in the pattern problems?
**Independent: Doesn't change
**Dependent: depends on the independent
Independent- n or the figure #
Dependent-net value (total neg + pos)
What kind of graphs are we going to make?
**Independent: Doesn't change
**Dependent: depends on the independent
Independent- n or the figure #
Dependent-net value (total neg + pos)
What kind of graphs are we going to make?
Monday, April 27, 2015
R-50 Patterns
Draw what the fourth and fifth one would look like.
1. n x 3 + 1 or n+n+n+1
**This is linear because it is going up by a constant rate of 3

2. n x 2 + -1 or n x 2-1
Dark is negative, Grey is positive
**This is linear because it is going up by a constant rate of 2

3. (n x 2) + (n x -2) +-4 or n x 0-4 or n +-n+-4
Dark is negative, grey is positive
**This is linear. It make a straight line and is going up by a constant rate of 0. The x changes, but the y remains -4.
4.even=0
odd=-1
**Not linear

5.(n x n) +1 (for negatives)
(nx-n)+-1 (for positives)
(nx2) + ((nx-n)+-1))
**Not Linear

6.Odds n+-4
Even n+4
nx2+1
**Not linear

1. n x 3 + 1 or n+n+n+1
**This is linear because it is going up by a constant rate of 3

2. n x 2 + -1 or n x 2-1
Dark is negative, Grey is positive
**This is linear because it is going up by a constant rate of 2

3. (n x 2) + (n x -2) +-4 or n x 0-4 or n +-n+-4
Dark is negative, grey is positive
**This is linear. It make a straight line and is going up by a constant rate of 0. The x changes, but the y remains -4.
4.even=0
odd=-1
**Not linear

5.(n x n) +1 (for negatives)
(nx-n)+-1 (for positives)
(nx2) + ((nx-n)+-1))
**Not Linear

6.Odds n+-4
Even n+4
nx2+1
**Not linear

Linear Relationships
Walking Experiment Outside-
Students were given a stop watch and meter stick and were expected to record times for walking 10 meters.
Represent your data:
Graphs
Tables
Equations
Unit rates
ratios
Proportions
**Our Best Guesses
Tell us everything you know about Linear Relationships. What generalizations can you make?
-Constant of proportionality in graph/table
-Looks like a table/graphed in a unit rate
-2 numbers in a ratio
-Table/graph should go up by a steady rate
-Graph-straight line
-Dependent and Independent variable
-Should be able to find a constant someplace
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Baby and Adult Chimps
Baby Chimps
40% high fiber
60% high protein
Adult Chimps
60% high fiber
40% high protein
Tell us everything you know about this information? How can you represent it?
Tables
Graphs
Proportions
ratios
Equations: Which one works? Come up with a mathematical justification.
P=protein
F=fiber
Baby Chimps
P/1.5=F
F x 1.5 =P
Adult Chimps
P x 1.5=F
L-44 New problem
The zoo keeper is making a batch of baby chimp food. He decides the food will have a total of 125 scoops. How many of those scoops will be high fiber?
-You must use a proportion to solve the problem.
40 = x
10 40
125 = x
100 40
Does this work?
40 = 50 (40 + 10=1/4 of 40)
60 75 (60 + 15=1/4 of 60)
40% high fiber
60% high protein
Adult Chimps
60% high fiber
40% high protein
Tell us everything you know about this information? How can you represent it?
Tables
Graphs
Proportions
ratios
Equations: Which one works? Come up with a mathematical justification.
P=protein
F=fiber
Baby Chimps
P/1.5=F
F x 1.5 =P
Adult Chimps
P x 1.5=F
L-44 New problem
The zoo keeper is making a batch of baby chimp food. He decides the food will have a total of 125 scoops. How many of those scoops will be high fiber?
-You must use a proportion to solve the problem.
40 = x
10 40
125 = x
100 40
Does this work?
40 = 50 (40 + 10=1/4 of 40)
60 75 (60 + 15=1/4 of 60)
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