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Proportional Relationships

Proportional Relationships

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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Practice Problem

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CCSS
6.RP.A.3B, RI.5.10, RI.6.4

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SIMMIE HAYES

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11 Slides • 8 Questions

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Today we're going to learn how to solve problems with proportional relationships by using tables.

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Multiple Select

Do you know what the word PROPORTIONAL means?

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YES

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NO

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Proportional is when two things increase or decrease at the same rate?

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Example: If 1 apple costs $2

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then 2 apples cost $4

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If 1 apple cost $2,
then what is the cost of 3 apples?

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Math Response

1 Apple = $2

3 Apples = ?

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Math Response

1 Apple = $2

4 apples = ?

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Now,
Let's try solving using a table

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​# of Apples

​Cost

​1

​$2

​2

​$4

​3

$6​

​4

​$8

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​# of Apples

​Cost

​1

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​2

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​3

$6

​4

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​# of Apples

​Cost

​1

$2

​2

​$4

​3

$6​

​4

​$8

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Draw

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Find the cost for 2, 3 and 4 slices of pizza ,

if 1 slice of pizza cost $3

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Draw

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What is the cost of 1 case of water, 2 cases of water, and 3 cases of water?

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Open Ended

If 3 pencils cost $1.50, how much would 9 pencils cost?

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6

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520

260

65

80

130

120

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