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MHS Direct Variation A2

MHS Direct Variation A2

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12th Grade

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Stephanie Luckett

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Algebra - Lesson Direct Variation

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Is the given table a direct variation?

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Yes

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No

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Is the given table a direct variation?

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Yes

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No

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Which line is a direct variation?

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Red

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Green

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Purple

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Black

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Multiple Choice

x=y2x=\frac{y}{2}  


Is this equation a direct variation? Graph it to make sure.

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Yes

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No

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Multiple Choice

2=xy2=xy  


Is this equation a direct variation? Graph it to make sure.

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Yes

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No

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Multiple Choice

A car takes 100 feet to stop at 60 mph.

The same car takes 50 feet to stop at 30 mph.


Does this represent a direct variation?

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Yes

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No

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Multiple Choice

s varies directly as t, and 𝑠 = 8 when 𝑡 = 16. Then find t when 𝑠 = 16.

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32

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8

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v varies directly as g; and 𝑣 = 21 when 𝑔 = 3. Then find g when 𝑣 = 42.

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294

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0.5

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Open Ended

A local fast food restaurant takes in $9000 in a 4 hour period. How many hours it would take the restaurant to earn $20,250.

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Open Ended

Heather’s weekly pay varies directly to the number of hours she works at the record store. Her pay is $174 for 24 hours of work. Find the amount of pay for 40 hours of work.

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A person’s weekly pay varies directly to the number of hours worked. Shawn’s pay is $123.00 for 20 hours of work. Find the amount of pay for 31 hours of work.

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A dishwasher uses 65 gallons of water to wash 5 loads of dishes. How many gallons of water would be used to wash 14 loads?

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Open Ended

Two minutes after a skydiver opens his parachute, he has descended 1,900 feet. After 5 minutes, he has descended 4,750 feet. If the distance varies directly as the time, at what rate is the skydiver descending?

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