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Functions-Part 3

A graph with a straight line represents a linear function A graph with a straight line represents a linear function. The rate of change (or slope) is constant. You can recognize linear growth by looking at the differences in a table or considering the shape of a graph. In a table, the “first difference” between values is constant.

In the example above, the difference between values is constant In the example above, the difference between values is constant. This represents linear growth. In a graph of a function, the values form a straight line.

In the example above, the graph forms a straight line, with a constant slope. This represents linear growth as well.

Marathon runners need lots of energy to run long distances Marathon runners need lots of energy to run long distances. Your body gets energy to run by burning food. Just like in the engine of a car, burning fuel generates heat. Your body must release some of this heat or it will be seriously injured. Normal body temperature for humans is 37° Centigrade (C), or 98.6° Fahrenheit (F). At a temperature of 41°C (105.8°F), the body’s cells stop growing. At temperatures above 42°C (107.6°F), the brain, kidneys, and other organs suffer permanent damage. When you run a marathon, your body produces enough heat to cause an increase in body temperature of 0.17°C every minute. Make a table showing how your body temperature would rise while running a marathon if you did nothing to cool off. Show temperatures every 10 minutes.

When the body temperatures of marathon runners rise by about 1°C, their bodies begin to sweat to prevent the temperature from rising further. Then the body temperature neither increases nor decreases.

During the race, the body will lose about 1/5 of a liter of water every 10 minutes. If a runner completes the marathon in 2 hours, 23 minutes, how much water did the runner lose?