The graph below represents the price of apples depending on the quantity.
What is the price of 7 kg of apples?
The graph below represents the price of apples depending on the quantity.
What is the price of 7 kg of apples?
The graph below depicts the price of apples depending on the quantity.
How many kg of apples can you buy for $9?
There are two water containers. The first container is empty, while the second contains 48 liters of water.
After how many minutes will the second container be completely full?
The graph below depicts the price of tomatoes as a function of quantity, with each line representing the prices at different shops.
Where is it cheaper to buy 7 kg of tomatoes?
A car leaves Madrid for Barcelona. During the journey, the driver has a break.
For how many hours did the driver rest?
The graph below represents the price of apples depending on the quantity.
What is the price of 7 kg of apples?
Let's look at the X-axis which shows us the weight data, locate 7 kg - and mark a point.
From this point, we'll draw a vertical line until we meet the straight line.
Now let's look at the Y-axis which shows us the price.
We'll draw a line from the point where we reached with the X-axis to the straight line, towards the Y-axis and discover the price: 8 NIS.
8
The graph below depicts the price of apples depending on the quantity.
How many kg of apples can you buy for $9?
Let's look at the Y-axis which shows us the price data, locate 9 NIS - and mark a point.
From this point, we'll draw a vertical line until we meet the straight line.
Now let's look at the X-axis which shows us the quantity in kg.
We'll draw a line from the point where we reached with the Y-axis to the straight line, towards the X-axis and discover the weight: 8 kg.
8
There are two water containers. The first container is empty, while the second contains 48 liters of water.
After how many minutes will the second container be completely full?
Let's look at the blue line that represents the second container.
Notice that it will be full at the point where it starts to become a continuous line.
Let's draw a vertical line from this point to the X-axis which marks the minutes.
We can see that the line reaches 22, meaning the container will be full in 22 minutes.
22 minutes
The graph below depicts the price of tomatoes as a function of quantity, with each line representing the prices at different shops.
Where is it cheaper to buy 7 kg of tomatoes?
In the red shop
A car leaves Madrid for Barcelona. During the journey, the driver has a break.
For how many hours did the driver rest?
6