1. **State the problem:** Match each situation (a, b, c, d) to one of the graphs (A, B, C) based on the description of the graph and the situation.
2. **Analyze each graph:**
- Graph A: A straight line with positive slope means a constant rate of increase.
- Graph B: A stepwise decreasing graph means values drop suddenly at intervals.
- Graph C: A curve decreasing with a downward slope, starting flat then getting steeper, means a decreasing rate that accelerates.
3. **Match situations:**
- a. Tyler pours the same amount of milk every morning. This is a constant increase over time, matching Graph A.
- b. A plant grows the same amount every week. This is also a constant increase, matching Graph A.
- c. The day started very warm, but then it got colder. Temperature decreases gradually, matching Graph C.
- d. A carnival has an entry fee of 5 and tickets cost 1 each. Total cost increases in steps as tickets are bought, matching Graph B.
4. **Label axes and variables:**
- For a and b (Graph A): Independent variable = time (days or weeks), Dependent variable = amount of milk or plant height.
- For c (Graph C): Independent variable = time (hours), Dependent variable = temperature.
- For d (Graph B): Independent variable = number of tickets, Dependent variable = total cost.
Final matches:
- a: Graph A
- b: Graph A
- c: Graph C
- d: Graph B
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