Create two scenarios of your own that involve relations in real life. describe the scenarios in detail, including a description of the two variables involved and data for each of the variables. then create either a table, a mapping diagram, or a graph to represent the data in each scenario. include at least three data points in your representation. use a different way to represent the relation for each of your scenarios.

Here's one example.

1) Catering Costs

"celebrations" offers catering services. They charge 30 dollars initially, and 1.5 dollars per person.

a) C representing cost and P representing people. The equation of this relation is C = 1.5p + 30

b)  C   P
    32   1
  33.5  2
    35   3
  36.5  4

(The table can be used to make points)
(p,C)

c) You can rewrite this in standard form.
  
   C = 1.5t + 30
   0 = 1.5t - C + 30
-30 = 1.5t - C
 30 = -1.5t + C

Another example:

2) Transportation.

A car is driving from City A to City B at a constant speed of 80km/h The distance away from both cities is 240km.

a) In which D represents distance in km and T represents time in hours, an equation that can represent the distance away from City B is D = -80t + 240

b) D   t
  160  1
   80   2
    0    3
  
(These can be used to make points)

c) You can rewrite in standard form.

D = -80t + 240
0 = -80t - D + 240
-240 = -80t - D
240 = 80t + D

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