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Constant Rate of Change

Constant Rate of Change

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Mathematics

7th Grade

Hard

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Joseph Anderson

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6 Slides • 7 Questions

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using equations to solve problems

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To make the breat their are 8 table spoons of honey to 10 cups of flour.

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Poll

Using the same ratio of 8 table spoons of honey to 10 cups of flour, which of the following ratios will create bread that tastes the same?

4 table spoons of honey to 6 cups of flour

4 table spoons of honey to 5 cups of flour

12 table spoons of honey to 15 cups of flour

80 table spoons of honey to 100 cups of flour

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In this problem we have a constant of proportionality or a unit rate

The unit rate is 0.8 table spoons of honey for every 1 cup of flour. Or 1.25 cups of flour for every 1 table spoon of honey.

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Because we know the constants of proportionality, we also can create two equations to represent this situation

  • c = 0.8h

  • h = 1.25c

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Multiple Choice

What is the constant of proportionality in the equation c = 1.25h

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1.25

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h

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c

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=

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Poll

Are you able to find the constant of proportionality on your own?

yes

no

kind of

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Remember that in the equation below, k represents the constant of proportionality.

y = kx

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Multiple Choice

Mr. Cotton is making pink paint. He uses a mix of 2 parts red, 3 parts white to cover one wall. If he wants to cover 2 walls, how many parts red and how many parts white will he need?

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4 parts red, 5 parts white

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4 parts red, 6 parts white

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Open Ended

Mr. Cotton is making pink paint. He uses a mix of 2 parts red, 3 parts white to cover one wall. What is the constant of proportionality in this relationship?


Describe what your constant of proportionality represents in this relationship.

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