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Proportional Relationships Math Review

Proportional Relationships Math Review

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Mathematics

6th - 7th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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11 Slides • 11 Questions

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Proportional Relationships Review

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​Equivalent Ratios

​Where do you see equivalent ratios in scale drawings?

  • ​Corresponding Sides

  • ​3/9 = 5/15 = 4/12

  • ​How? If you divide/reduce, they all have the same answer (unit fraction)

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Multiple Select

Which ratio(s) are equivalent to....4 cups white : 5 cups red?

1

3/4 cup white : 1 cup red

2

12 cups white : 15 cups red

3

3 cups white : 4 cups red

4

1 cup white : 1.25 cups red

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​Proportional Relationships

​Which represent proportional relationships?

  1. ​A person's height in feet and that person's height in inches

  2. ​The number of cookies baked and the minutes in the oven

  3. ​The grams of flour needed to make different amounts of bread

  4. ​A person's time and total distance as they run a marathon

  5. ​The gallons of gasoline purchased and the total cost.

​Answer on next slide...

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​Proportional Relationships

​Which represent proportional relationships?

  1. ​A person's height in feet and that person's height in inches

  2. ​The number of cookies baked and the minutes in the oven

  3. ​The grams of flour needed to make different amounts of bread

  4. ​A person's time and total distance as they run a marathon (only if the person runs at a constant speed the whole time)

  5. ​The gallons of gasoline purchased and the total cost. (only if there are no other fees included)

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Complete the table so that the relationship is proportional

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Complete the table so that the relationship is proportional

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​Constant of Proportionality

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What is the constant of proportionality in this relationship?

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​Equations

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Complete the table

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Multiple Choice

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Write an equation for the amount of snow (s) that has fallen after (h) hours.

1

h=0.5s

2

s=2h

3

s=0.5h

4

h=2s

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​What are the two constants of proportionality for this situation?

  • ​4 (times 4)

  • ​1/4 (divided by 4)

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Multiple Select

An albatross is a large bird that can fly 400 kilometers in 8 hours at a constant speed.  What are the two constant of proportionality for the relationship?

1

50

2

1/5

3

1/50

4

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​Is it Proportional?

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Multiple Select

Select all the proportional relationships

1

180x=y180-x=y  

2

y=x8y=x^8  

3

1.08x=y1.08x=y  

4

y=x8y=\frac{x}{8}  

5

y=8xy=8x  

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​Is it Proportional?

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Multiple Select

Select ALL of the graphs that could represent a proportional relationship.

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​Constant of proportionality from graphs

​What are two different ways you can find a constant of proportionality using a graph?

  1. ​Look at x=1 on the line to find what y equals...that is your constant.

  2. ​Pick any clear point. Divide y by x.

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Multiple Select

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The relationship between the amount of water in the bucket and time is proportional.  

Select ALL of the true statements.

1

After 20 seconds, there are 5 ounces of water in the bucket

2

A constant of proportionality for this relationship is 4

3

The point (1, 4) is on the graph of the line

4

After 1 second, there are 4 ounces of water in the bucket

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Multiple Choice

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This graph shows the distance traveled over time by three different turtles.

Which line (turtle) is moving the slowest?

1

d=2td=2t  

2

d=12td=\frac{1}{2}t  

3

d=1.25t

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