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    The document describes a situation where a person hikes up a trail, stopping to watch deer before continuing at a steady pace until getting tired and slowing down. It then asks to create graphs of speed, elevation, and total distance over time for this hike. The speed graph starts high, drops when stopping for deer, then is steady before slowing at the end. The elevation graph rises steadily until reaching a peak, then drops sharply when running back. The total distance graph rises steadily over time.

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    The document describes a situation where a person hikes up a trail, stopping to watch deer before continuing at a steady pace until getting tired and slowing down. It then asks to create graphs of speed, elevation, and total distance over time for this hike. The speed graph starts high, drops when stopping for deer, then is steady before slowing at the end. The elevation graph rises steadily until reaching a peak, then drops sharply when running back. The total distance graph rises steadily over time.

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    The document describes a situation where a person hikes up a trail, stopping to watch deer before continuing at a steady pace until getting tired and slowing down. It then asks to create graphs of speed, elevation, and total distance over time for this hike. The speed graph starts high, drops when stopping for deer, then is steady before slowing at the end. The elevation graph rises steadily until reaching a peak, then drops sharply when running back. The total distance graph rises steadily over time.

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    01 InterpretingGraphs

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    The document describes a situation where a person hikes up a trail, stopping to watch deer before continuing at a steady pace until getting tired and slowing down. It then asks to create graphs of speed, elevation, and total distance over time for this hike. The speed graph starts high, drops when stopping for deer, then is steady before slowing at the end. The elevation graph rises steadily until reaching a peak, then drops sharply when running back. The total distance graph rises steadily over time.

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    name ___________________________________

    Which graph represents the


    following situation? Match each situation
    with the most 1
    Horatio jogs up the hill at a
    steady pace, then he appropriate graph.
    Label the graphs with
    accelerates (speeds up) as
    the events of the
    he goes down the hill? situation.
    There is one graph
    without a description.
    After you finish
    matching the others, 2
    write a description for
    that graph.

    a. You put ice in a cup


    of water and set it on
    Now draw the graph of the same situation, but put the counter. 3
    “Elevation” on the y-axis.
    b. You take a cup of
    ice cubes out of the
    freezer and set it on the
    counter.

    c. You put a cup of


    water into the freezer. 4

    d. You put a cup of


    Use arrows to indicate where each statement is water in the microwave
    represented in the graph.
    and heat it on high for
    five minutes.
    Your friend calls again and

    You finish watching your


    Your friend calls and you

    You begin watching your

    You watch your favorite


    miss part so you rewind.

    e. You put a cup of 5


    you pause the movie.

    water on the stove and


    scene three times.
    favorite movie.

    favorite movie.

    heat it on high.

    f. You put a cup of ice


    water in the microwave
    and heat it on high for
    five minutes.
    6
    g. ________________
    ___________________
    ___________________
    ___________________
    ___________________ 7
    __________
    Create a graph for the following situation for each of these variables: Speed, Elevation, and Total Distance.

    You decide to go on a hike up City Creek Canyon and so you park at the bottom of the trail. You start at a brisk
    (quick) pace. As the trail approaches the creek, you see a doe and her fawn and stop to watch. After a while you
    decide to continue up the hill. In order to keep from startling the deer, you creep away until you are a safe distance
    away. Now, you resume your hike at a steady pace. Soon, you start to feel tired, so you gradually slow down.
    Suddenly, you realize that you are late for an appointment and you run back to the car.
    Speed

    Time
    Elevation

    Time
    Total Distance

    Time

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