6. Sketch and label the graph of a function that describes the given situation. Pick variables for the independent and dependent variables, describe what they represent, and label the axes of your graph appropriately, including units. a. An island warthog population initially grows quickly, but as space and food become sparse on the island, the population growth slows down. Eventually the population of the island levels off at 512 warthogs. b. Rahim is late for the bus and leaves his dorm in a panic. He hurries toward the bus stop, but about halfway there, he realizes he has left his notebook in his room. He sprints back toward his dorm and gets his notebook. Coming out of the dorm, he sprains his ankle, so the best he can do is limp as fast as he can to the bus stop.

6. Sketch and label the graph of a function that describes the given situation. Pick variables for the independent and dependent variables, describe what they represent, and label the axes of your graph appropriately, including units. a. An island warthog population initially grows quickly, but as space and food become sparse on the island, the population growth slows down. Eventually the population of the island levels off at 512 warthogs. b. Rahim is late for the bus and leaves his dorm in a panic. He hurries toward the bus stop, but about halfway there, he realizes he has left his notebook in his room. He sprints back toward his dorm and gets his notebook. Coming out of the dorm, he sprains his ankle, so the best he can do is limp as fast as he can to the bus stop.

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Chapter1: Expressions And Functions

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