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4.5 day 2

4.5 day 2. You can estimate the temperature by counting the number of chirps of the snowy tree cricket. The outdoor temperature is about 40 F more than

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A team of divers assembles at an elevation of -10 ft relative to the surface of the water. Then the team dives at a rate of -50 ft/min. Write a rule that represents the team’s depth d as a function of time t. What is the team’s depth after 3 min?

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Page 1: 4.5 day 2. You can estimate the temperature by counting the number of chirps of the snowy tree cricket. The outdoor temperature is about 40 F more than

4.5 day 2

Page 2: 4.5 day 2. You can estimate the temperature by counting the number of chirps of the snowy tree cricket. The outdoor temperature is about 40 F more than

You can estimate the temperature by counting the number of chirps of the snowy tree cricket. The outdoor temperature is about 40 F more than one fourth the number of chirps the cricket makes in one minute. Write a function rule that represents this situation.

Page 3: 4.5 day 2. You can estimate the temperature by counting the number of chirps of the snowy tree cricket. The outdoor temperature is about 40 F more than

A team of divers assembles at an elevation of -10 ft relative to the surface of the water. Then the team dives at a rate of -50 ft/min. Write a rule that represents the team’s depth d as a function of time t. What is the team’s depth after 3 min?

Page 4: 4.5 day 2. You can estimate the temperature by counting the number of chirps of the snowy tree cricket. The outdoor temperature is about 40 F more than

A new book is being planned. It will have 24 pages of introduction. Then it will have c 12 page chapters and 48 more pages at the end. Write a rule that represents the total number of pages p in the book as a function of the number of chapters. Suppose the book has 25 chapters. How many pages will it have?

Page 5: 4.5 day 2. You can estimate the temperature by counting the number of chirps of the snowy tree cricket. The outdoor temperature is about 40 F more than

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