
Tree Top Fun-Writing Linear Equations
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Erika Peters
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Tree Top Fun
Writing Linear Equations
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Have you ever been zip lining?
Tree Top Adventures runs adventure sites with zip lines, swings, rope ladders, bridges, and trapezes. Like every entertainment business, TTF must have a business plan and a way to monitor day-to-day operations, such as operating costs and number of visitors.
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Many times this means writing a linear equation.
What information do we need in order to write a linear equation?
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Multiple Choice
Tree Top Adventures charges $25 per customer to enter the park. They also have daily operating costs of $500. Which equation could be used to find the daily profit, P, for n number of customers?
P=500n+25
P=25n+500
P=25n−500
P=500n−25
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Equations from a Table
In the previous problem, you wrote an equation from a rate and starting value. What if you were given a table? How could you write the equation?
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Group Rates
One operator of a Tree Top Fun franchise suggested the group admission fees in the table to the right. How can we determine if this relationship is linear?
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Multiple Choice
What is the rate of change and starting value for this relationship?
Rate=15; Starting value=60
Rate=75; Starting value=60
Rate=15; Starting value=75
Rate=21; Starting value=75
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following equations would describe the group rates table?
y=15x−75
y=15x+75
y=60−15x
y=60+15x
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Equations from graphs
What if you were given a graph? How would you find the equation of the line?
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Multiple Choice
What is the equation of the graph?
y=−23x+2
y=23x+3
y=−23x+3
y=−32x+3
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Poll
How are you feeling about writing equations of linear functions?
I feel great!
I sort of get it, but need more practice.
I still don't know what to do.
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Multiple Choice
Previously we found that the profit that Tree Top Adventures makes in a day can be calculated using the following equation, where P represents the profit and n is the number of visitors.
P=25n−500If there were 120 visitors on Monday, how much profit did Tree Top Adventures make?
$120
$2,500
$3,000
$24.80
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Multiple Choice
We also found that the equation y = 15x + 60 can be used to find the group cost, y, a group would pay with x number of people in their group.
The math club at Blalack takes a group of 16 people to Tree Top Adventures. How much will it cost the math club?
$300
$91
$240
$975
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Multiple Choice
The equation c = 25n can be used to find the cost, c, of n people going to Tree Top Adventures. What does this equation tell us?
25 people are going to Tree Top Adventures.
The total cost to go to Tree Top Adventures is $25
We do not have enough information to know what this equation means.
The cost per person is $25. Total cost is $25 times the number of people.
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Multiple Choice
How much will it cost for 16 people to visit Tree Top Adventures if they do not use the group rate?
Use the equation: c = 25n
$300
$400
$41
$150
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Multiple Choice
At what number of visitors will the cost to visit Tree Top Adventures be the same for both the individual cost and the group rate?
As a reminder we found these equations:
Individual cost equation: c = 25n
Group cost equation: c = 60 + 15n
15 visitors
10 visitors
6 visitors
The cost will never be the same.
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Writing Linear Equations
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