Graphing, Trends and Forecasting

Please see the attached file for the complete questions.

Complete the ordered pairs so that each is a solution for the given equation.
24. (0, ), ( , ), ( ,0), ( , )

46. Science and medicine. Celsius temperature readings can be converted to Fahrenheit readings using the formula . What is the Fahrenheit temperature that corresponds to each of the following Celsius temperatures: -10, 0, 15, 100?

48. Business and finance. When x number of units are sold, the price of each unit (in dollars) is given by . Find the unit price when the following quantities are sold: 2, 7, 9, 11.

Give the coordinates of the points graphed below.

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Give the coordinates of the points graphed below.

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23. Plot points with coordinates (2, 3), (3, 4), and (4, 5) on the given graph. What do you observe? Can you give the coordinates of another point with the same property?

Graph each of the following equations. (Please see the attached word document sheet it already has a template for a graph you can then copy and paste)
33 . 2x + 3y = 6

34. 2x - 3y = 12

50. Business and finance. The cost of producing a number of items x is given by C = mx + b, in which b is the fixed cost and m is the variable cost (the cost of producing one more item).
(a) If the fixed cost is $40 and the variable cost is $10, write the cost equation.
(b) Graph the cost equation.
(c) The revenue generated from the sale of x items is given by R = 50x. Graph the revenue equation on the same set of axes as the cost equation.
(d) How many items must be produced for the revenue to equal the cost (the break-even point)?

Find the slope of the line through the following pairs of points.
14. (-5, -3) and (-5, 2)

In Exercises 20 and 24, two points are shown. Find the slope of the line through the given points.
Find the slope of the lines graphed.

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In exercise 52, find the constant of variation k.
52. m varies directly with n; m = 144 when n =8.

64. Business and finance. The revenue for a sandwich shop is directly proportional to its advertising budget. When the owner spent $2000 a month on advertising, the revenue was $120,000. If the revenue is now $180,000, how much is the owner spending on advertising?

Use the following table for exercises 4 & 8.

World Motor Vehicle Production, 1950-1997
Production (in thousands)
Year United States Canada Europe Japan Other World Total
1997 12,119 2,571 17,773 10,975 10,024 53,463
1996 11,799 2,397 17,550 10,346 9,241 51,332
1995 11,985 2,408 17,045 10,196 8,349 49,983
1994 12,263 2,321 16,195 10,554 8,167 49,500
1993 10,898 2,246 15,208 11,228 7,205 46,785
1992 9,729 1,961 17,628 12,499 6,269 48,088
1991 8,811 1,888 17,804 13,245 5,180 46,928
1990 9,783 1,928 18,866 13,487 4,496 48,554
1985 11,653 1,933 16,113 12,271 2,939 44,909
1980 8,010 1,324 15,496 11,043 2,692 38,565
1970 8,284 1,160 13,049 5,289 1,637 29,419
1960 7,905 398 6,837 482 866 16,488
1950 8,006 388 1,991 32 160 10,577
Note: As far as can be determined, production refers to vehicles locally manufactured.
Source: American Automobile Manufacturers Assn.

4. What was the percentage increase in motor vehicle production in countries outside the United States from 1950 to 1997?

8. Between 1950 and 1997, did the production of motor vehicles increase by a greater percentage in Canada or Europe?

The following pie chart represents the way a new company ships its goods. Use the information presented to complete exercise 12.

Second day air freight 40%

Next day air freight 15%

Truck 45%

12. If the company shipped a total of 550 items last month, how many were shipped using second-day air freight?