

M2 T1 L1 - Representations of Proportional Relationships
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M2 T1 L1
Representations of Proportional Relationships

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Government agencies and civil rights groups monitor enrollment data at universities to ensure that different groups are fully represented. One study focused on the enrollment of women at a certain university. The study found that three out of every five students enrolled were women.
Use the findings of the study to write each ratio.
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Multiple Choice
The study found that three out of every five students enrolled were
women.
Write the ratio for:
The number of enrolled female students to the total number of students.
3:5
3:8
2:5
2:8
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Multiple Choice
The study found that three out of every five students enrolled were
women.
Write the ratio for:
The number of enrolled male students to the total number of students.
3:5
3:8
2:5
2:8
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Multiple Choice
he study found that three out of every five students enrolled were
women.
Write the ratio for:
The number of enrolled female students to the number of enrolled male students
2:5
2:8
2:3
3:2
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Multiple Choice
he study found that three out of every five students enrolled were
women.
Write the ratio for:
The number of enrolled male students to the number of enrolled female students
3:5
3:8
2:3
3:2
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Use the findings of the enrollment study to make predictions
Determine the number of enrolled female students for each given total number of enrolled students.
15 total students
53=20?
5 x 4 = 20 so we will need to multiply 3 x 4 = 12 the answer is 12.
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Multiple Choice
Use the findings of the enrollment study to make predictions. Three out of every five students enrolled were female.
Determine the number of enrolled female students for each given total number of enrolled students.
35 total students
15 females
18 females
21 females
24 females
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Multiple Choice
Use the findings of the enrollment study to make predictions. Three out of every five students enrolled were female.
Determine the number of enrolled female students for each given total number of enrolled students. Explain your reasoning.
100 total students
55 females
60 females
45 females
40 females
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Multiple Choice
Use the findings of the enrollment study to make predictions. Three out of every five students enrolled were female.
Determine the number of enrolled male students for each given total number of enrolled students. Explain your reasoning.
100 total students
55 males
60 males
45 males
40 males
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Multiple Choice
Use the findings of the enrollment study to make predictions. Three out of every five students enrolled were female.
Determine the number of female students if 800 enrolled students are male.
1200 females
400 females
800 females
1000 females
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Comparing Ratios and Graphs
The lines y1 and y2 each represent a proportional relationship. One line represents the proportional relationship between the number of females enrolled and the total number of students. The other line represents the proportional relationship between the number of males enrolled and the total number of students.
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Multiple Choice
Which line represents females?
y1
y2
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Multiple Choice
Which line represents males?
y1
y2
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Multiple Choice
The ratio of the number of students who enjoy music to the total number of students is slightly more than the ratio of female students to the total number of students.
What would the line comparing students who enjoy music to the total number of students look like on the graph?
steeper than y1
(above the y1 line)
in between y1 and y2
less steep than y2
(below the y2 line)
Not able to graph this line
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Proportional Relationships
A proportional relationship is one in which the ratio of the inputs
to the outputs is constant. For example, the ratio of women to men
at a university is 3 : 2. Proportional relationships are always written in
the form y = kx, where x represents an input value, y represents an
output value, and k represents some constant that is not equal to 0.
The constant k is called the constant of proportionality.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the constant of proportionality for y = 32x
2
32
23
3
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Multiple Choice
Identify the constant of proportionality for y = 23x
2
32
23
3
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Fill in the Blanks
Identify the constant of proportionality for y = 2x
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Identify the constant of proportionality for y = 3x
Type answer...
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Representations of Proportional Relationships

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