Write two (2) scenarios that describe two different real-world functions. Think of your own variables that are not included in the above list. As you did for the other functions, identify the independent and dependent variables and assign the letters x and y to represent each variable quantity. Then create a set of at least five ordered pairs in (x, y) form with values that make sense for your function.

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Darrell Hatfield

Mathematics

20 November, 09:30

Write two (2) scenarios that describe two different real-world functions. Think of your own variables that are not included in the above list. As you did for the other functions, identify the independent and dependent variables and assign the letters x and y to represent each variable quantity. Then create a set of at least five ordered pairs in (x, y) form with values that make sense for your function.

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Ciara Ingram · Answer 1

1. Ryan had 4 people coming over but each second person brought 5 different people, let X represent the number of people brought along, what is X?

2. Lexy has 456$ she gave it to four friends. Let M represent how much she gave each friend if she was left with 50$ What does X equal?