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1 Name: What s My Meaning? Cut apart the What s My Meaning Cards. Match the appropriate equation or graph card with each of the following situations and attach the cards in the appropriate spaces. Determine the values of the, the, and the slope. Describe the meaning of each attribute in the situation. Situation 1 Graph Label and title the graph. A submarine is 700 meters below the surface of the ocean. It is ascending at a rate of 35 meters every minute. Attach Graph Here

2 Situation 2 James received a $75 gift card for Javalicious Juice Bar. His favorite drink at Javalicious costs $7.50. James uses his gift card to purchase his favorite drink. Equation Attach Equation Here Situation 3 Equation Kyra spent $75 on supplies to make bracelets that she will sell at a craft show. She plans to sell the bracelets for $7.50 each. Attach Equation Here

3 Situation 4 Graph Label and title the graph. A tank holds 700 gallons of water. A pump is draining the full tank at a rate of 35 gallons per hour. Attach Graph Here

4 What s My Meaning Cards Cut along the bold dotted line. Two sets of cards are provided. The equation y = 7.5x 75 can be The equation y = 7.5x + 75 can be The equation y = 7.5x 75 can be The equation y = 7.5x + 75 can be

5 What s My Meaning Answer Cards* Cut along the dotted lines. Two sets of cards are provided. James can buy ten drinks with his gift card before it runs out of money and has a zero balance. The submarine is approaching the surface of the ocean at a rate of 35 meters per minute. It will take 20 hours to completely drain the tank. Kyra makes $7.50 per bracelet sold. There are 700 gallons of water in the tank when the draining begins. Kyra must sell ten bracelets to break even and recover the cost of her supplies. The water in the tank is decreasing at a rate of 35 gallons per hour. The submarine begins its ascent from 700 meters below the surface of the ocean. The balance on the gift card decreases by $7.50 for every drink purchased. Kyra begins with a debt of $75, which she spent on supplies. It will take 20 minutes for the submarine to reach the surface of the ocean. James can buy ten drinks with his gift card before it runs out of money and has a zero balance. James begins with a balance of $75 on the gift card. The submarine is approaching the surface of the ocean at a rate of 35 meters per minute. It will take 20 hours to completely drain the tank. Kyra makes $7.50 per bracelet sold. There are 700 gallons of water in the tank when the draining begins. Kyra must sell ten bracelets to break even and recover the cost of her supplies. The water in the tank is decreasing at a rate of 35 gallons per hour. The submarine begins its ascent from 700 meters below the surface of the ocean. The balance on the gift card decreases by $7.50 for every drink purchased. Kyra begins with a debt of $75, which she spent on supplies. It will take 20 minutes for the submarine to reach the surface of the ocean. James begins with a balance of $75 on the gift card.

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