Warm-up Which of the following is an example of a continuous function? A.) The number of buckets of popcorn, b, sold depends on the number of people,

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Warm-up Which of the following is an example of a continuous function? A.) The number of buckets of popcorn, b, sold depends on the number of people, p, who visit a movie theater. B.) The height of water, h, in a bottle is dependent on how much someone drinks, d. C.) The number of people, c, who call Pizza Hut determines the number of pizzas, p, that are sold. D.)The total weight, w, of a moving trailer is determined by the number of boxes, b, loaded onto the trailer.

Writing Functions from words I will be able to write equations that represent functions when given words.

Jerry is 2 years younger than 50= THAN IS A SWITCH WORD!!!!!! 4 more than 5= 3 less than 7= Jerry is 2 years younger than 50=

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The price p of a club’s membership is $30 for an enrollment fee and $12 per week w to be a member.

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José is 3 years younger than 3 times his brother’s age José is 3 years younger than 3 times his brother’s age. Write a rule that represents José’s age j as a function of his brother’s age b. How old is José if his brother is 5?

A taxicab charges $4. 25 for the first mile and $1 A taxicab charges $4.25 for the first mile and $1.50 for each additional mile. Write a rule for describing the total rate r as a function of the total miles m. What is the taxi rate for 12 miles?