Mr. Petersen’s Math 8 Class

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Mr. Petersen’s Math 8 Class Equation Stories I Mr. Petersen’s Math 8 Class

Going to the Fair

Going to the Fair You go to the Salt Lake County Fair The price of admission is $10.00, and each ride you go on is $3.00 per ride Write an equation showing the amount of money you spend depending on how many rides you go on If you go on 9 rides, how much will you spend? If you spend $91.00 at the fair, how many rides did you go on?

Cow Drop

Cow Drop Please be cautious of parachuting cows for the next 200 yards A cow is dropped from an airplane that is 500 feet in the air and falls at a rate of 6 feet per second Write an equation showing the height of the cow depending on how many seconds it has been falling How far is the cow off the ground after 30 seconds? Approximately how long until the cow hits the ground?

Jersey Shore Boardwalk Fire

Jersey Shore Boardwalk Fire The Jersey Shore Boardwalk fire destroyed about 50 businesses over a stretch of about 3.2 miles The fire spread across the boardwalk at about 0.05 miles per minute Write an equation showing the distance the fire travelled depending on how many minutes it was blazing How far had the fire gone in half an hour? How long until the fire consumed all it would consume?