Proportional Relationships in Tables

Question #1:

Step 1: Find each of the unit rates.

What is the Unit Rate for the highlighted column?

(make sure to write your answers on your paper!)

• $16 per day

• 1/16 dollars per day

• $17/day

• $1 per 16 days

Question #1:

Step 1: Find each of the unit rates.

What is the Unit Rate for the highlighted column?

(make sure to write your answers on your paper!)

• $16 per day

• $32 per 2 days

• $34/day

• $32/day

Question #1:

Step 1: Find each of the unit rates.

What is the Unit Rate for the highlighted column?

(make sure to write your answers on your paper!)

• $16 per day

• $32 per 2 days

• $34/day

• $32/day

Question #1:

Step 1: Find each of the unit rates.

What is the Unit Rate for the highlighted column?

(make sure to write your answers on your paper!)

• $16 per day

• $48 per 3 days

• $51/day

• $48/day

Question #1:

Step 1: Find each of the unit rates.

What is the Unit Rate for the highlighted column?

(make sure to write your answers on your paper!)

• $16 per day

• $64 per 4 days

• $68/day

• $64/day

Question #1:

Step 1: Find each of the unit rates.

What is the Unit Rate for the highlighted column?

(make sure to write your answers on your paper!)

• $16 per day

• $80 per 5 days

• $85/day

• $80/day

Question #1:

Step #2: Compare the rates.

• They are all equal

• They are not all equal

Question #1:

Is the relationships between the amount earned and the number of days a proportional relationship?

• Yes, it is a proportional relationship.

• No, it is not a proportional relationship.

Question #1:

Yes, it is a proportional relationship.

What is the constant unit rate?

• $16/day

• 1/16 dollars per day

• $16

• 16 days per dollar

Question #2:

Step 1: Find each of the unit rates.

What is the Unit Rate for the highlighted column?

(make sure to write your answers on your paper!)

• $175 per day

• 1/175 dollars per day

• $176/day

• $1 per 175 days