Hot Seat MSA Part 1 Review.

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Hot Seat MSA Part 1 Review

How to Play Students stand in a line, one behind the other The last person in each line is in the Hot Seat The person in the Hot Seat answers the question on a white board and then passes it to the person in front of them That student looks at the answer and if he agrees, passes it up. If he disagrees, he passes it back When the first person in the line gets and agrees with the answer, he holds it against his chest and turns toward me The first group to get the correct answer gets 2 points, every group with a correct answer gets 1 point

Question 1 Ismael started the day with an irrigation pipe 120 feet long. He used the equation L = 15s + 120 to determine the total length of the pipe as new sections of pipe, s, were welded on to the end. What is the slope of the line? What does the slope represent in the context of the problem?

Question 2 Farmer Ali had a well on his property 200 feet deep. When the well went dry, he hired a company to drill the well deeper. He used the equation d = -75t – 200 to find the depth of the well, d, using the number of days the company drilled, t. What is the slope of the line? What does the slope represent in the context of the problem?

Question 3 It costs Corporal Motors $500,000 to outfit their new car line. The company used the equation p = 2500c – 500,000 to determine the amount of profit, p, earned from the sale of cars, c. What is the slope of the line? What does the slope represent in the context of the problem?

Question 4 Christopher had $125 in his savings account to buy a used car. He used the equation A = 50w + 125 to determine the amount in his savings, A, after depositing the same amount in his account every week, w. What is the slope of the line? What does the slope represent in the context of the problem?

Question 5 Pierce the plumber charges $25 for a service call. He uses the equation C = 50h + 25 to determine the charge of his services, C, after working h hours. Graph this line on the back of your white board.

Question 6 Josh the plumber charges $65 per hour to fix your plumbing. He uses the equation C = 65h + 100 to determine the charge of his services, C, after working h hours. What is the y-intercept? What does it represent in the context of the problem?

Question 7 Kristina is running the freshman class fundraiser. They are selling key chains as a fundraiser. The amount of money they make is computed using the function y = 2x – 100, where x represents the number of key chains sold. What does the number 100 mean in the context of this problem?

Question 8 Awa’s parents are saving to buy a new car for her 16th birthday. The function y = 125x + 3200 represents the relationship between the number of months her parents have been saving and the amount of money in their account. What does the number 3200 represent in the context of the problem?

Question 9 Laura lights a candle in her kitchen. The height of the candle is represented by the equation y = -½ x + 6, where x is the time in hours the candle has been burning and y is the height of the candle in inches. What was the height of the candle before Laura lit it?

Question 10 Elizabeth has been paying her credit card bill since January 1st. The equation B = -100m + 675 represents the relationship between the time she has been paying, m, and the amount of her credit card bill, B. How much money did Elizabeth owe at the beginning of the year?

Question 11 Aminata joins a CD club. She pays $15 for the membership and $6 for each CD that she buys. Write an equation in slope-intercept form that models the relationship between the cost Aminata pays, y, and the number of CDs Aminata buys, x.

Question 12 Kayla has $1500 in her bank account. She spends $150 each week. Write an equation that represents the relationship between the amount in Kayla’s bank account, A, and the number of weeks she has been spending, w.

Question 13 Ricardo is draining his pool for the winter. There are 240 gallons in the pool and it is decreasing at a rate of 20 gallons per hour. Write an equation to represent the relationship between the amount of water in the pool, y, and the number of hours the pool has been draining, x.

Question 14 Airport DVD rentals is offering a new special for the busy holiday travel season. You can rent a portable DVD player and DVDs to take on your flight. Write an equation to represent the relationship between the number of DVDs rented, d, and the total cost, c. # of DVDs Rented Total Cost 1 19 4 31

Question 15 # of People Invited Pounds of Turkey 12 9 20 15 Mamma McGurkin is planning Thanksgiving dinner. The number of pounds of turkey she will buy depends on the number of people she invites to dinner. Write an equation to represent the relationship between the number of people invited, x, and the number of pounds of turkey needed, y. # of People Invited Pounds of Turkey 12 9 20 15

Question 16 Kyle is training for a marathon. The equation y = 3x + 5.5 represents the number of miles Kyle can run over time, where y is the number of miles Kyle runs and x is the number of weeks Kyle has been training. How long will it take Kyle to be ready to run the entire marathon of 26.5 miles?

Question 17 Priscilla begins working at Macy’s. She will be paid a daily amount plus a commission of her total sales. The equation y = .10x + 15 represents the amount Priscilla will make based on her total sales, where y is the amount of money Priscilla makes in one day and x is her total sales. How much will Priscilla make if she sells $650?

Question 18 David works at the T-shirt Shack selling tees. The equation y = 15x – 520 represents the profit that the T-shirt Shack makes for each t-shirt sold, where y is the total profit and x is the number of t-shirts sold. How many t-shirts does the T-shirt Shack need to sell to make a profit of $140?

Question 19 Alejandra paints faces at kids’ birthday parties to earn extra money. The equation M = 2.50f + 12 represents the relationship between the money she makes, M, and the number of faces she paints, f. Alejandra wants to buy a new pair of Uggs that cost $119.50. How many faces does she need to paint?

Question 20 Steven is learning to scuba dive. The equation D = 20L + 15 represents the depth he can dive in feet, D, based on the number of lessons he has had, L. How deep can Steven dive after he takes 13 lessons?