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Proportional Relationships Review!

Proportional Relationships Review!

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
7.RP.A.2C, 5.G.A.1, 7.RP.A.2D

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Chelsea Moore

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6 Slides • 7 Questions

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Proportional Relationships Review!

Learning Target: I can review how to find the constant from proportional graphs, equations, and tables by reaching mastery on a test.

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Which equation represents the table?

  • Remember x comes first when looking at a table

  • Remember to find the constant using 

     y÷xy\div x  

  • Remember all proportional equations use y=kx and k is the constant 

  • Replace the letter k with your constant

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3

Multiple Choice

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Which equation would match this proportional relationship?

1

y = 45x

2

y = 30x

3

y = 15x

4

y = -45x

4

Does this graph show a proportional relationship?

  • Proportional graphs have points that create straight lines

  • Proportional graphs go through the origin or (0,0)

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5

Multiple Choice

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Which graph shows a proportional relationship?

1

A

2

B

3

C

4

D

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Identify the constant

  • Remember

     y ÷xy\ \div x  is how you find the constant 


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7

Multiple Choice

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Create an equation for this proportional relationship. 
1
y = 10x
2
y = 5x
3
k = 5
4
y = 0.5x

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Ann rode her bike at a constant speed. She rode 1 mile in 7 minutes. Write an equation for minutes per mile.

  • Find the unit rate, per means divide

  • Equation should use y = kx

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9

Multiple Choice

Bailey rode her bike at a constant speed. She rode 1 mile in 5 minutes. Write an equation for minutes per mile.

1

y = 0.5x

2

y = 0.2x

3

y = 10x

4

y = 5x

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What does the point (4,2) mean?

  • Read the labels for the x and y axis

  • X is at the bottom and Y is on the side

  • All points have an (X, Y) - the first number is X and the second number is Y

  • There are 4 jam jars for every 2 cups of sugar

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11

Multiple Choice

Ordered pair (0,0) is also known as the ___.
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y-axis
2
x-axis
3
origin

12

Multiple Choice

How do you write an ordered pair?
1
(X,X)
2
(Y,X)
3
(X,Y)
4
(Y,Y)

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Open Ended

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What does the point (6,4) mean on the graph?

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Proportional Relationships Review!

Learning Target: I can review how to find the constant from proportional graphs, equations, and tables by reaching mastery on a test.

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