G10 MIAP - Proportional Reasoning applied to Graphing

G10 MIAP

Proportional Reasoning applied to Graphing

• Graphs are used to provide visual representations of the relationship between two or more things

• They allow us to see trends in our data

• They allow us to see the strength of the relationship between these things

Question #1

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Remember the 'Must Haves'

• X and Y axis

• Title

• Labels for the X and Y Axis

• Units (if applicable)

• Data

• Plot the Data

Multiple Choice

Evan is riding his skateboard. He first encounters a short steep hill. At the bottom it flattens out for quite a while. He then arrives at an intersection where he has to stop for a few seconds. He then continues on until he arrives at the skate park.

Graph the situation.

• I don't know where to start

• I sorta get it

• Nailed it

• I could teach this

Question #2

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Poll

Emma and Becca walk to Tim Horton's at lunch. Timmie's is 1.5km away. After buying their Iced Capp they realize they might be late for the start of class so they start jogging back.

Graph the situation.

• No idea where to start

• I'm unsure of what I am doing

• Nailed it

• I could teach this

Question #3

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Poll

The Canadian National Frog Jumping Championship is part of Les Folies Grenouielles. This annual festival is in St. Pierre Jolys, MB. The first champion frog named Georges, jumped a distance of 2m in a single leap. Assuming Georges, who has been training for this his whole life, could maintain this distance on every jump.

Graph this situation.

• No idea what I am doing

• Sorta get it

• Nailed it

• I could teach it

Question #4

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Poll

At the conclusion of the Frog Jumping competition, they always have Fireworks. Just to book the technicians it costs $350. It also costs the organizers $200 to set off 20 firework shells which last about a minute. If the organizers have set aside $6500, how long can the firework show be?

Graph this situation.

• No ide

• I'm getting there but still a little confused

• Got it

• I could teach it