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ALG2.73 Interpreting Intercepts and Zeros in Context Worksheet

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ALG2.73 Interpreting Intercepts and Zeros in Context - Select the correct interpretation of x-intercepts, y-intercepts, and zeros as meaningful quantities in a situation and decide which are relevant. (F-IF.4)

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Algebra II

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A car rental company models weekend profit by P(x)=-(x-25)(x-55), where x is the number of rentals, and the company can make between 0 and 40 rentals in a weekend. Which statement best interprets the meaningful intercepts?

AThe company starts with a loss before any rentals, breaks even at 25 rentals, and the zero at 55 rentals is outside the realistic weekend range.

BThe company starts with a profit and must rent 55 cars to open for the weekend.

CBoth zeros are equally meaningful because they are part of the equation.

DThe y-intercept shows the company makes 25 rentals at the start.

Solution & Explanation:The y-intercept gives profit at 0 rentals, which is a starting loss here. The zeros are 25 and 55, but only 25 is within the weekend range of 0 to 40 rentals.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A refill station's water level is modeled by L(t)=-(t-4)(t-11), where t is time in minutes. What is the later zero of the function?

Solution & Explanation:The zeros are 4 and 11. The later zero is 11, which is the later time when the water level reaches 0 in the model.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

The function R(t)=sqrt(t-4) models a quantity only for t>=4. What does this tell you about the y-intercept?

AThe y-intercept is 4 because the square root starts at 4.

BThere is no y-intercept because t=0 is not in the domain.

CThe y-intercept is 0 because square roots always start at 0.

DThe y-intercept is negative because the graph begins to the right of the y-axis.

Solution & Explanation:A y-intercept would require t=0, but the function is defined only for t>=4. Since 0 is not in the domain, there is no y-intercept.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Algebra II Math students. It aligns with educational standard F-IF.4 (Select the correct interpretation of x-intercepts, y-intercepts, and zeros as meaningful quantities in a situation and decide which are relevant.).