A: You are being told to graph the equation from Question 1 Part f that represents the total amount of money you will spend at the fair in relation to the number of rides you will go on.
B: You can use the slope and y-intercept values from the equation to plot two points on the coordinate plane. The slope represents the rate at which the cost of rides increases, and the y-intercept represents the initial cost of admission. By using these two points, you can draw a line that represents the equation and shows the relationship between the number of rides and the total amount of money spent at the fair.
C: Since the equation from Question 1 Part f is not provided, it is not possible to graph it on the coordinate plane below.
Use the information below to answer Question 2 Parts a - c.
You plan to attend the State Fair next year. You will spend $14 on admission to enter the fair plus $2 for each ride you go on.
Graph your equation from Question 1 Part f that represents the total amount of money you will spend at the fair in relation to the number of rides you will go on.
A: What are you being told to do?
B: Explain how you can use slope and y-intercept to graph your equation.
C: Graph the equation, from question 1, that represents the total amount of money you will spend at the fair in relation to the number of rides you will go. Use the coordinate plane below
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