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IM Alg1.4.11 Practice: Domain and Range (Part 2)

A child tosses a baseball up into the air. On its way down, it gets caught in a tree for several seconds before falling back down to the ground.

Select the best description of the range of this function.

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To raise funds for a trip, members of a high school math club are holding a game night in the gym. They sell tickets at $5 per person. The gym holds a maximum of 250 people. The amount of money raised is a function of the number of tickets sold.

Which statement accurately describes the domain of the function?

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C gives the cost, in dollars, of a cafeteria meal plan as a function of the number of meals purchased, n.

The function is represented by the equation  Find a value of  such that  is true. 

What does that value of  tell you about the cafeteria meal plan?

Lin completes a 5K using a combination of walking and running. Here are four graphs that represent four possible situations. Each graph shows the distance, in meters, as a function of time, in minutes.

Match each description with a graph that could represent it. 

The graph shows the height, in meters, of a rocket seconds after it was launched. Find . What does this value represent?

Describe the domain of this function.

Describe the range of this function.

Find . What does this value represent?

Mai has to decide between two cafeteria meal plans. Under plan A, each meal costs $2.50. Under plan B, one month of meals costs $30.

Write an equation for function , which gives the cost, in dollars, of buying  meals under plan A.

Write an equation for function , which gives the cost, in dollars, of buying n meals under plan B.

Mai estimates that she’ll buy 15 meals per month. Which meal plan should she choose? Explain your reasoning.

Kiran is playing a video game. He earns 3 stars for each easy level he completes and 5 stars for each difficult level he completes. He completes more than 20 levels total and earns 80 or more stars.

Create a system of inequalities that describes the constraints in this situation. Be sure to specify what each variable represents.

Graph the inequalities and show the solution region.

Then, identify a point that represents a combination of stars and levels that is a solution to the system.

Interpret the point  in the context of this situation and determine how many stars Kiran earns based on this point.