= III 51 Functions and Relations in the Real World f(x)= 10 (19) sinx(165;27) Math is all around us! Everywhere we look, math plays a role in our lives. From the first sip of coffee in the morning (a liquid which obeys Newton's Law of Cooling), to the medications we take (think about the mathematics behind dosing and concentrations) to the technology we use all day which is rooted in math, our world is filled with mathematics. Show with photos from around the houses or in school that represent some of the relations and functions with college algebra. Find an image for each of the following . Vertical Line. Pair of parallel lines. Pair of perpendicular lines. Circle. Linear function with a positive slope. Linear function with a negative slope. Linear function with a zero slope. Quadratic function where a > 0. Quadratic function where a < 0. Absolute value function y = a[x] where a > 0. Absolute value function y = a[x] where a < 0. I Keep in mind the following characteristics: Linear functions have a constant rate of change. Quadratic functions and absolute value functions are symmetrical. label each photo and trace in red where the function or relation appears in the image. Make sure your relations/functions traced in red are accurate from the perspective of the viewer ✓ Label each photo. ✓ Trace in red where the function appears in the image.