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There once was a monkey named Jason. Jason 

was a very mean and greedy monkey. He did 

not like to share with anyone. But one day, 

Jason got 21 free bananas in the mail and he 

wanted a kind monkey and decided to give all 

the bananas away to his friends. 

Jason gave out 21 bananas.

y- intercept: The y- intercept in this story is 

21. This represents that Jason had 21 bananas 

before he gives them all away to his friends. 

Jason has 7 friends that he made mad at him. 

He wants to fix their relationships, so Jason 

decides to give away his bananas. He wants to 

give three bananas to each friend

Slope: the slope in this story is -3/1. This 

represents Jason giving away three bananas to 

each friend. 

First, Jason visited his friend Ella, she is an elephant. 

Jason gave Ella the first three bananas. 

Jason said “I am very sorry for what I have done.”

Ella said “Thank you, and it’s okay.” 

Jason then left Ella’s house to distribute the rest of his 

21 bananas. 

slope-intercept form: the slope intercept form 

of this equation is y= -3x+21. This means that 

Jason started with 21 bananas and then 

changes at rate of negative 3.

Next, Jason visited his friends Patty, Lenny, Tina, and 

Sean. Jason gave each of them the three bananas. 

Lenny was still a little disappointed in Jason because 

of the things he said when they were arguing. 

Jason had three more friends to visit and 12 more 

bananas to give out. 

Point-slope form: the equation in point slope 

form would be y-12 = -3(x-3). This is the 

slope -9/3 and that reduced would be -3/1. 

The point that it would be is (3,12). That 

meant after Jason gave bananas to three 

friends, he had 12 left. 

Finally, Jason went to visit his last three friends Carl, 

Beth, and Helen. All of his friends forgive him in the 

future because he gave them bananas. 

Now Jason has no bananas left, because he gave 

them all to his 7 friends. 

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