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1.
INTERPRETING
GRAPHS
AND
UNIT
RATES
Rayan
was
interpreting
the
graph
below
that
described
the
cost
of
bananas
at
Safeway.
Weight
in
pounds)
Rayan
said
that
based
on
this
graph,
bananas
cost
$1.25
per
pound.
Explain
what
Rayan
might
have
done
incorrectly
and
identify
the
correct
answer.
Rayan
may
have
confused
the
x-axis
and
y-axis.
The
way
you
calculate
the
unit
rate
is
to
!
!
!
find
the
value
of
,
which
in
this
case
is
of
$0.80
per
poundnot
$1.25,
which
would
be
.
!
2.
CALCULATING
A
RATE
Jenny
was
interpreting
the
following
information
that
recorded
how
fast
a
sloth
traveled:
Distance
Time
(in
miles)
(in
minutes)
0.6
15
She
was
trying
to
figure
out
the
speed
in
miles
per
hour,
and
thought
that
the
sloth
was
going
9MPH.
Explain
what
she
might
done
incorrectly.
What
is
the
correct
rate
in
miles
per
hour?
Jenny
probably
got
9MPH
by
multiplying
15
by
0.6,
which
is
not
the
right
way
to
calculate
the
rate.
!"#$%&'(
!.!
Rate
(speed
in
this
case)
is
calculated
by
finding
.
In
this
instance,
will
yield
0.04,
which
is
!"#$
!"
the
speed
in
minutes.
In
order
to
find
the
MPH,
simply
multiply
by
60
since
there
are
60
minutes
in
a
!
mile.
Alternatively,
you
could
see
that
15
minutes
is
hour,
and
multiply
the
distance
(0.6)
by
4
to
!
obtain
the
correct
answer
that
the
sloth
moves
at
2.4
miles
per
hour.
3.
PERIMETER
V.
AREA
Trevor
was
examining
a
rectangle
that
had
a
length
of
11
inches
and
a
width
of
23
inches.
He
claimed
the
area
was
68
inches.
What
mistake
did
he
make?
What
is
the
correct
answer?
It
looks
like
Trevor
might
have
calculated
the
perimeter
instead
of
the
area.
Perimeter
would
be
calculated
by
adding
the
length
and
width
and
then
multiplying
by
2.
Area
is
calculated
by
multiplying
the
length
by
the
width,
which
would
help
you
get
the
correct
answer
of
253
square
inches.
Also,
its
important
to
put
your
answer
in
the
correct
unitssince
were
talking
about
AREA,
were
looking
at
a
square
measurement,
not
a
linear
one.
4.
UNIT
CONVERSION
The
refrigerator
in
the
back
of
the
classroom
is
24
inches
tall,
16
inches
wide,
and
18
inches
deep.
When
asked
to
calculate
the
volume,
Claire
multiplied
the
three
numbers
and
arrived
at
6,912
cubic
inches.
She
then
said
that
the
volume
in
cubic
feet
was
576
cubic
feet.
What
did
she
do
to
arrive
at
her
answers?
Are
they
correct?
6,912
cubic
inches
is
correct
miscalculated
the
conversion
from
cubic
inches
to
cubic
feet.
It
looks
like
she
simply
divided
by
12,
because
there
are
12
inches
in
a
foot,
but
when
you
are
converting
to
cubic
inches,
you
need
to
divide
by
12! ,
which
is
1728.
The
correct
answer
is
4
cubic
feet.
Alternatively,
you
could
have
converted
the
linear
units
from
inches
to
feet
before
multiplying.
24 = 2
!
16 = 1 1
!
8 = 1
!
2 1 1 = 4
!
!
4
cubic
inches
5.
CIRCUMFERENCE
AND
AREA
The
circumference
of
a
circle
is
11
inches.
How
would
you
find
out
the
area?
Area = !
Circumference =
Since
we
know
the
circumference
is
11
inches,
we
can
figure
out
that
the
diameter
is
11
inches.
The
radius
is
half
as
long
as
the
diameter,
so
the
radius
must
be
5.5
inches,
so
we
use
this
information
to
calculate
the
area
as
5.5 !
which
equals
30.25 square inches.
9.
UNIT
RATE
!
Ms.
Delaney
gave
her
class
12
minutes
to
read.
Ellen
read
5 !
pages
in
that
time.
!!
Sindhu
claimed
that
Ellen
would
be
able
to
read
!"
pages
in
1
hour.
Sam
was
sure
that
Ellen
would
be
able
to
read
66
pages
in
an
hour,
and
Owen
thought
Ellen
would
!
read
27 !
pages
in
one
hour.
Whos
right?
What
mistake
did
the
other
two
people
make?
!
Ellen
would
read 27 !
pages
in
one
hour
at
this
pace.
Owen
correctly
figured
out
that
!
!"#$% !"#$
!"#$
!!
,
which
would
be
!! .
!
!
!
Sindhu
calculated
the
pages
that
Ellen
could
read
in
one
minute
by
dividing
.
Sam
!"
!"#$%& !! !!"#$%&'
!"#$#%&' !!"#$
!!