Model real world situations with graphs by choosing appropriate scales and interpreting

solutions, Practice Set A

Name:

Date:

1. Sally practices her 3-point shots. She shoots 20 per day.

a. Complete the table or make a list of at least 4 ordered pairs for Sally’s 3-point

day 3-point shots

10

25

b. Organize a graph to depict Sally’s 3-point shooting for a month.

c. What are the domain and range? Include what they represent in the problem.
 Model real world situations with graphs by choosing appropriate scales and interpreting
solutions, Practice Set A

Answer Key

1. Sally practices her 3-point shots. She shoots 20 per day.

a. Make a table or list at least 4 ordered pairs for Sally’s 3-point shots.
ordered pairs can vary

day 3-point shots

2 40

6 120

10 200

25 500

b. Organize a graph to depict Sally’s 3-point shooting for a month.

c. What are the domain and range? Include what they represent in the problem.

The domain and range can vary depending scale. Sample answer:

The domain is 0 < x < 30. It represents the number of days she practices her
shooting in 1 month.
The range is 0 < y < 600. It represents the 3-point shots she
practices.