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8.181 Multi Step Data and Modeling Problems Worksheet

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8.181 Multi-Step Data and Modeling Problems - Which option correctly solves and interprets the multi-step data and modeling problem? (CCSS 8.SP.A.1-4; CCSS 8.F.B.4; CA 8.SP.A.1-4; MA 8.SP.A.1-4)

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Hard
A student wants to compare Account A and Account B for money in savings accounts. Account A: y = 15x + 40. Account B: (1, 70), (2, 82), (3, 94), (4, 106). Which claim is correct for x = 7?
AAccount B is ahead because it starts with the larger value.
BAccount A is ahead because its predicted value is 3 greater at x = 7.
CAccount A is ahead because equations always grow faster than tables.
DThe models must be equal at x = 7 because both are linear.
Solution & Explanation:Account A at x = 7 is 15(7) + 40 = 145. The table for Account B changes by 12 each step and starts at 58, so at x = 7 it gives 142.
Problem 2Difficulty: Hard
Using y = -20x + 300 for Reader A and the ordered pairs (1, 262), (2, 244), (3, 226), (4, 208) for Reader B, which option correctly compares the models at x = 8?
ACompare only the first ordered pair in the table, so Reader B is always better.
BUse the y-intercept from Reader A and the first x-value from Reader B; then the models are equal.
CThe models cannot be extended to x = 8 because the table stops before that value.
DSubstitute x = 8 into Reader A's equation and extend the linear pattern in Reader B's table; Reader B is better.
Solution & Explanation:Reader A at x = 8 is -20(8) + 300 = 140. The table for Reader B changes by -18 each step and starts at 280, so at x = 8 it gives 136.
Problem 3Difficulty: Hard
Cooler A and Cooler B both model pounds of ice left. Cooler A uses y = -1.8x + 22, and Cooler B has data pairs (2, 19.6), (4, 15.2), (6, 10.8), (8, 6.4). Which statement is true?
ACooler B starts at -2.2 and changes by 24 each time x increases by 1.
BCooler B starts at 24 and changes by -2.2 each time x increases by 1.
CCooler B is not linear because it is given in a table.
DCooler B starts at 21.8 because that is the first y-value in the table.
Solution & Explanation:Cooler A at x = 7 is -1.8(7) + 22 = 9.4. The table for Cooler B changes by -2.2 each step and starts at 24, so at x = 7 it gives 8.6.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 8 Math students. It aligns with educational standard 8.SP.A.1-4 (Primary standard selected for prompt fields: CCSS 8.SP.A.1-4. Skill statement: Which option correctly solves and interprets the multi-step data and modeling problem? Associated standards listed with this skill: CCSS 8.SP.A.1-4; CCSS 8.F.B.4; CA 8.SP.A.1-4; MA 8.SP.A.1-4. Use this embedded wording as the best available supporting standard description for this workflow.).

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