Question 1

A graph shows the amount of fat and total calories of 12 items on a restaurant's menu.   Rondeal uses the equation y = 12x + 730 to model the data.   On the Graph Calories is on the "y" axis and Fat is on the "x" axis What is the meaning of the slope in the equation?

Accepted Answer

For every additional gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 12 calories.

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For every additional gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 730 calories.

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For every additional calorie in a menu item, there is an additional 12 grams of fat.

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For every additional calorie in a menu item, there is an additional 730 grams of fat.

Question 2

A graph shows the amount of fat and total calories of 12 items on a restaurant's menu.   Aaron uses the equation y = 5x + 100 to model the data.   On the Graph Calories is on the "y" axis and Fat is on the "x" axis What is the meaning of the slope in the equation?

Accepted Answer

For every additional gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 5 calories.

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For every additional calorie in a menu item, there is an additional 100 grams of fat.

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For every additional calorie in a menu item, there is an additional 5 grams of fat.

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For every additional gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 100 calories.

Question 3

A graph shows the amount of fat and total calories of 10 items on a restaurant's menu.   Keyla  uses the equation y = 3x/5 + 176 to model the data.   On the Graph Calories is on the "y" axis and Fat is on the "x" axis What is the meaning of the slope in the equation?

Accepted Answer

For every additional 5  gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 3 calories.

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For every additional 3 calorie in a menu item, there is an additional 176 grams of fat.

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For every additional 5 calories in a menu item, there is an additional 3 grams of fat.

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For every additional 5 gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 176 calories.

Question 4

A graph shows the amount of fat and total calories of 10 items on a restaurant's menu.   Jamerium uses the equation y = 7x/2 + 90 to model the data.   On the Graph Calories is on the "y" axis and Fat is on the "x" axis What is the meaning of the slope in the equation?

Accepted Answer

For every additional 7 calories in a menu item, there is an additional 2 grams of fat.

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For every additional 2 gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 90 calories.

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For every additional 7 calorie in a menu item, there is an additional 90 grams of fat.

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For every additional 7  gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 2 calories.

Question 5

A graph shows the amount of fat and total calories of 10 items on a restaurant's menu.   Mariah uses the equation y = 13x + 50 to model the data.   On the Graph Calories is on the "y" axis and Fat is on the "x" axis What is the meaning of the slope in the equation?

Accepted Answer

For every additional 13 calories in a menu item, there is an additional 1 gram of fat.

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For every additional 13  grams of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 1 calorie.

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For every additional 13 calorie in a menu item, there is an additional 50 grams of fat.

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For every additional  gram of fat in a menu item, there is an additional 50 calories.

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