IXL | Complete a table and make a graph: word problems

Use the story to complete the table.

At Mr. Picker's Pumpkin Farm, pumpkins cost $2 per pound.

Weight of pumpkin (pounds)	1	2	3	4
Price ($)

Graph the data from the table.

x-axis, Weight of pumpkin (pounds), y-axis, Price ($). Coordinate plane graph with 1 quadrants, x-axis coordinates from 0 to 10, y-axis coordinates from 0 to 10.

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Use the story to complete the table.

While spring cleaning, Trent found $5 in the pocket of an old sweatshirt. He decided to look for more money in the pockets of some old jackets.

More money found in old jackets ($)	1	2	3	4
Total money found ($)

Graph the data from the table.

solution

The total amount of money Trent found is always $5 more than the money he found in old jackets. So, you can find the total amount of money found by adding $5 to the amount of money he found in old jackets.

Find the total amount of money Trent found if he found $1 in his old jackets.

Find the total amount of money Trent found if he found $2 in his old jackets.

Find the total amount of money Trent found if he found $3 in his old jackets.

Find the total amount of money Trent found if he found $4 in his old jackets.

Use the values to complete the table.

More money found in old jackets ($)	1	2	3	4
Total money found ($)	6	7	8	9

Use the table to write ordered pairs of numbers. In each pair, write the money found in old jackets first and the total money found second.

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Now, graph the ordered pairs. Start with the first pair,

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You can graph the other ordered pairs the same way.

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