Representation of Phenomena: Linking function properties to its representation

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Exercise #1

The graph below represents the price of apples depending on the quantity.

What is the price of 7 kg of apples?

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8

Exercise #2

The graph below depicts the price of apples depending on the quantity.

How many kg of apples can you buy for $9?

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8

Exercise #3

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?

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In the red shop

Exercise #4

A car leaves Madrid for Barcelona. During the journey, the driver has a break.

For how many hours did the driver rest?

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6