Edmentum Algebra1 Unit 3 Activity

Write an expression for the number of tiles Bruce used and an expression for the number of tiles Felicia used. Use x to represent the number of tiles in a box.

Is it possible for Bruce and Felicia to have used the same number of tiles? Use complete sentences to explain your reasoning.

Suppose, instead, that Bruce used 6 full boxes of tiles plus an additional 2 tiles, and Felicia used 5 full boxes of tiles plus an additional 17 tiles.

If they each used the same number of tiles, how many tiles were in each box?

Type the correct answer in the box. Use numerals instead of words.

In this activity, you will use equations and graphs to represent real-world relationships and use them to draw conclusions about the relationships.

The tiles that Bruce used were each of a square foot in area. The table shows the area covered by Felicia’s tiles in terms of the number of tiles used.

Number of Tiles Area Covered (sq ft)
Bruce and Felicia want to know whose tiles cover the most area per tile.

Write an equation representing the area Bruce covered, y, in terms of the number of tiles he used, x.

Write an equation representing the area Felicia covered, y, in terms of the number of tiles she used, x.

For both Bruce and Felicia, graph a line to represent y, the area each person covered using x tiles.

Whose tiles cover more area per tile? Use complete sentences to explain your reasoning.

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