Form 10: Interpreting Points (x, y) on Graphs in Real-World Contexts

Questions

1. MultiChoice

   On a distance-time graph, point (3, 150) has x as time (hours) and y as distance (miles). What does (3, 150) mean?

2. MultiChoice

   Graph plots tickets (x) vs cost (y). Point (4, 40) means:

3. MultiChoice

   Graph plots hours worked (x) vs total earnings (y). Point (5, 75) represents:

4. MultiChoice

   Graph plots weight in lbs (x) vs shipping cost in $ (y). Point (10, 12) means:

5. MultiChoice

   Plant growth graph: x is weeks, y is height (inches). Point (2, 8) means:

6. MultiChoice

   Water filling graph: x is minutes, y is gallons. Point (6, 30) means:

7. MultiChoice

   Gas mileage graph: x is gallons, y is miles. Point (4, 100) means:

8. MultiChoice

   Recipe graph: x is cups of sugar, y is batches of cookies. Point (2, 6) means:

9. MultiChoice

   Bakery graph: x is boxes of donuts, y is total donuts. Point (3, 36) means:

10. MultiChoice

    Savings graph: x is months, y is savings ($). Point (4, 200) means:

11. MultiChoice

    Temperature graph: x is time (hours past noon), y is temp (°F). Point (3, 85) means:

12. MultiChoice

    Running graph: x is laps, y is minutes. Point (5, 10) means: