Explore Proportional Relationships in Real-World Contexts

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The table shows how much a store charges for certain numbers of pencils. Based on the table, which equation could be used to calculate the cost, c, of any number of pencils, p?

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c = 0.18p

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According to this graph, how fast is the train moving in miles per hour? (look for 1 hour)

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150

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What expression can be used to find the unit rate, in dollars, for a one-minute ride in a taxi?

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9 divided by 6

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What is the meaning of the point (1,2) in the context of a dry cleaning service's costs for cleaning shirts?

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The dry cleaning service charges $2 per shirt.

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The graph shows the number of inches of snow over the course of time. Which statement is NOT correct about the relationship shown in the graph?

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The coordinate (2,1) indicates that it has snowed 2 inches in 1 hour.

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Using the data in the table, what is the constant of proportionality (k) that can be used to find the total cost, C, for n gallons of this type of gasoline?

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4

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What does Point N represent if Point M represents 3 miles per hour in the graph shown?

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a distance of 9 miles per 3 hours

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What does Point J represent on the graph modeling a hummingbird flying 5.0 meters every second?

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The hummingbird flies a distance of 30 meters every 6 seconds.

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The graph shows the cost of bananas at a supermarket based on the weight of the bananas in pounds. What is the cost of one pound of bananas?

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$2.50

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The number of laps Peter completes on a running track is proportional to the time he takes in minutes. This relationship is graphed. Write the ordered pair that indicates the unit rate in terms of minutes per lap.

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1,3