Engaging the Functional Notation Algebra Discussion Question

Answer the folowing:

QUESTION 1:

1) Think of a function that you encounter in your everyday life.2. Carefully describe the inputs and corresponding outputs.3. Illustrate how you would use functional notation with your function.

QUESTION 2:

In Part I, you watched a video of races between Rich Eisen and Julio Jones. Re-watch the

Playing Catch Up (video)

and answer the following questions. Note: There are a couple images below this prompt that may help you solve these problems. Once you have completed your post, you will be able to view the end of the video to see who won.

1. Who won the race between Rich Eisen at full speed and Julio Jones at half speed? Explain how you figured it out.
2. At what point did Julio Jones pass Rich Eisen after giving Rich a 10-yard head start? Explain how you figured this out.

NFL
RICH EISEN’S 40-YD ‘DASH”
COMBINE RESULTS
2011
6.18
IFL)
2010
6.24
2009
6.34
6.34
2008
2007
2006
6.43
6.22
2005
6.77
NFL Combine 2011 Results: Julio Jones and 10
Pro Prospects Who Shined Sunday
By Ryan Braun (Analyst) on February 27, 2011
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1. Julio Jones, WR, Alabama
Height: 6’2.75″
Weight: 220
40-yard dash: 4.39
20/ Wo
Vertical Leap: 38.5
Broad Jump: 11’3″
AP
Associated Press
Bench: 17
Julio Jones is kind of a beast and, by
most accounts, he stole the
day. The Alabama receiver was very sharp, explosive out of his breaks and
demonstrated tremendous functional speed.
And then there were the running/jumping drills, in which Jones tested off the charts.
The 4.39-second 40 is exceptional for a 220-pound man, and it is more then a 10th-of-
a-second faster then consensus top-rated receiver A.J. Green.
It didn’t stop there: Jones’s broad jump was two inches below the combine’s best since
2000, his vertical leap was, again, astonishing for a 220-pound man. And he looked like
he does in the picture above.
Fluidity, speed, picture above.
Julio Jones wins Day 4 of the combine.