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A. One jump could be up to 1/4 foot longer than the other.
B. One jump could be up to 1/2 foot longer than the other.
C. One jump could be up to 1 foot longer than the other.
D. One jump could be up to 2 feet longer than the other.
The planning committee took a survey of a random sample of 26 eighth-grade students by asking, "What kind of pizza do you want?" The chart at the bottom shows what they found.
The committee has a budget of $300 for the pizza. What kinds and sizes of pizzas could the committee order so that each of the 127 students can have his or her favorite kind of pizza?
a. Explain how you used the results of the survey to decide which pizzas to order.
b. Show or describe the calculations needed to be sure that there will be enough pizza for the 127 students.
c. Show or describe the calculations needed to be sure that the cost of the pizzas totals $300 or less.
You do not need to find the cheapest way to buy enough pizza. You only need to make sure that the total cost is $300 or less.
a. Using the grid in your answer booklet, draw a graph showing the data in the table. Be sure to label the axes.
b. Predict the height of the 5th bounce.
c. Describe the pattern that can be used to predict the height of the bounces.