Linear Functions Word Problems: Multiple Representations

This product is GREAT at having students make connections between real world scenarios, tables, equations written in slope intercept form, and linear graphs!

This product contains eight different resources about different real world scenarios that have a constant rate of change. Information is presented to students in only one of four ways. The four ways that students can be presented with information about the real world situation include

• By a word problem
• By an equation written in slope intercept form
• By a table
• By a linear graph

After receiving information about the real world situation, students must fill in the remaining three ways that the information could have been conveyed. For example, students would be asked to fill in a table, create a graph, and fill in the blanks of a word problem if they were given an equation in slope intercept form. Each of the eight resources will also check for student understanding by asking them two questions about the real world situation that was presented to them.

Four of the resources have a real world scenario that has a positive rate of change. Four of the resources have a real world scenario that has a negative rate of change. It also contains a blank template so that students can create their own scenarios.

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