Line Graphs in Function Notation 2
student work img
The number of students who worked-or didn't work-is a FUNCTION of age (age impacts work).
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
student work img
A blue circle graph point can be represented by 
The ENTIRE blue circle graph is represented by
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
w(x)
?
w(15)
?
student work img
w(15) is the point on the blue circle line when age =
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
student work img
About how many students worked at 15? w(15) =
0
  3
15
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
22
student work img
How many students DIDN'T work at 15? d(15) =
0
  3
15
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
22
student work img
w(15)
is less than
is greater than
is equal to
d(15)
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
student work img
w(16)
is less than
is greater than
is equal to
d(16)
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
student work img
w(17)
is less than
is greater than
is equal to
d(17)
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
student work img
w(18)
is less than
is greater than
is equal to
d(18)
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
student work img
Among16-yr-olds,14 kids don't work
Say it with 
  MATH
Which FUNCTION?
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
w
d
student work img
Among16-yr-olds,14 kids don't work
Say it with 
  MATH
d (          ) =
worked,  w(x)
didn't work, d(x)
student work img
     Which is 
    GREATEST
(most students)?
w(15)
d(15)
worked,  w(x)
w(17)
d(17)
didn't work, d(x)
child circle
The
Children
Working
  for a
 better
 World
End
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