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ALG1.136 Integrated Modeling Problems Answer Key Worksheet

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ALG1.136 Integrated Modeling Problems - Select the correct solution to multi-step modeling problems that require choosing among linear, quadratic, and exponential models; Select the statement that correctly interprets solutions, including units, constraints, and limitations. (CCSS: Modeling (★) across A-CED, F-IF, F-LE, S-ID; TEKS: §111.39(b)(3) (modeling and technology woven throughout); VA SOL: modeling emphasis across A.EI, A.F, A.ST; FL B.E.S.T.: modeling embedded in MA.912.AR.* and MA.912.F.*; NY-NGLS: ★ standards flagged across Algebra I; CA CCSSM: Modeling emphasis (Framework); MA 2017: Modeling throughout Model Algebra I; DoDEA CCRSM; NAEP: Algebra—applications; NCTM P2A: Practices 1–8.)

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Algebra I

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
A drone battery percentage is modeled by B(t) = 100(0.88)t, where t is minutes of flight. Which statement correctly finds the first whole minute below 50% and gives a limitation?
AAt 6 minutes, because B(5) is about 52.8% and B(6) is about 46.4%; the model should not be extended beyond realistic battery behavior
BAt 12 minutes, because the battery loses 12 percentage points per minute linearly
CAt 4 minutes, because 0.88(4) is less than 0.50
DAt 5 minutes, because B(5) is about 52.8%; the model is exact forever
Solution & Explanation:Check whole minutes: B(5) = 100(0.88)5 ≈ 52.8%, still above 50%. B(6) ≈ 46.4%, so the first whole minute below 50% is 6. Real batteries may not follow the same factor for all times.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
A table shows x: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and y: 4, 7, 12, 19, 28. A student chooses exponential growth because the first differences increase. Which response is best?
AThe student is correct; the next value is 56
BThe data are linear because the first value is 4; the next value is 32
CNo model can be selected because the outputs increase
DThe data are quadratic because the second differences are constant; the next value is 39
Solution & Explanation:The first differences are 3, 5, 7, 9, and the second differences are 2, 2, 2. That supports a quadratic model, so the next difference is 11 and the next value is 28 + 11 = 39.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Solar panel output is shown in a table: time 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 hours; output 0, 300, 400, 300, 0 watts. Which model is most appropriate for this daylight interval?
AQuadratic, because the output rises to a maximum and then falls in a symmetric pattern
BConstant, because the first and last outputs are the same
CLinear, because time increases by equal amounts
DExponential, because watts are multiplied by a constant ratio
Solution & Explanation:The output increases to a maximum at midday and then decreases symmetrically, which is a parabolic pattern. A quadratic model is appropriate for this limited interval.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Algebra I Math students. It aligns with educational standard Modeling (★) across A-CED, F-IF, F-LE, S-ID (Primary standard selected for prompt fields in this prompt cell: CCSS Modeling (★) across A-CED, F-IF, F-LE, S-ID. Skill statement in this prompt cell: Select the correct solution to multi-step modeling problems that require choosing among linear, quadratic, and exponential models; Select the statement that correctly interprets solutions, including units, constraints, and limitations. Associated standards listed with this skill in the curriculum source: CCSS: Modeling (★) across A-CED, F-IF, F-LE, S-ID; TEKS: §111.39(b)(3) (modeling and technology woven throughout); VA SOL: modeling emphasis across A.EI, A.F, A.ST; FL B.E.S.T.: modeling embedded in MA.912.AR.* and MA.912.F.*; NY-NGLS: ★ standards flagged across Algebra I; CA CCSSM: Modeling emphasis (Framework); MA 2017: Modeling throughout Model Algebra I; DoDEA CCRSM; NAEP: Algebra—applications; NCTM P2A: Practices 1–8. Use this prompt-provided wording as the supporting standard description for this workflow.).

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