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Proportional Graphs

Proportional Graphs

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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CCSS
8.EE.B.5, 6.EE.B.7, 8.EE.C.8B

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Stefany Kemp

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Proportional Graphs

by Stefany Kemp

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​Let's Look at y=kx

​In this formula the y and x are our values for our graphing coodinates (x,y).

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​Suppose we are given our k or constant value in the formula:

​​y=2x

Because we know the k or constant value it is easy to graph our points

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Multiple Choice

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y=kx

​Suppose we are given our k or constant value in the formula:

​​y=2x

We know the k or constant value is 2. Where will we get the values for x?

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The values on the y-axis of the graph.

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The values on the x-axis of the graph.

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Draw

Plot the lines for a proportional graph if the k, constant is 2.

y=2x

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​What if we aren't give the value for k (constant) and we are just given the graph?

​We know that in the graph we have the x and y values for our formula, from our x-axis and our y-axis.

y=kx.

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​Let's plug the point (1,2) into the formula. 2=k(1)

​- In order to solve we need to move the 1 to get k on one side of the equation.

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​How do we get k by itslef?

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Multiple Choice

How do we get k by itself?

2=k(1)

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Add 1 to both sides

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Subtract 1 from both sides

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Multiply 1 to both sides

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Divide 1 on both sides

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​What if we aren't give the value for k (constant) and we are just given the graph?

​How do we find the consant?

​​Let's plug the point (1,2) into the formula. 2=k(1)

​- In order to solve we need to move the 1 to get k on one side of the equation.

​- Divide 1 on each side of the equation to get k by itslef:

​2/1=k(1)/1

​*This gives us the the formual k=y/x​

2/1=k​

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​What if we aren't give the value for k (constant) and we are just given the graph?

​How do we find the consant?

​- Point (1,2)

​2/1=k(1)/1

2/1=k

k=2​

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​Use the formula k=y/x to see if points (2,4) and (3,6) equal the same value for k.

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Poll

Do they equal the same value for k?

Yes

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​What if we aren't give the value for k (constant) and we are just given the graph?

​How do we find the consant?

​- Point (1,2)

​2/1=k(1)/1

2/1=k

k=2​​

​Use the formula k=y/x to see if points (2,4) and (3,6) equal the same value for k.

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​k=4/2 k=2

​k=6/3 k=2

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​*Because k the same value at each point the graph is proportional.

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Multiple Choice

How do we know this graph is proportional?

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k is the same value at each point

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The line intersects with the origin

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The line is straight

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All of the above

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Fill in the Blanks

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What is the constant k For this graph?

k=y/x

Type answer...

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