Finding Unit Rate from Graphs

Mr. Buffington explains how to find the unit rate from a graph. The video covers creating graphs, calculating unit rates, and understanding the concept of constant rate and slope. It includes practice problems to reinforce learning.

What is the vertical axis labeled in the graph for walking?

• Speed

• Hours

• Miles Walked

• Distance

How many miles are walked in 4 hours according to the graph?

• 1 mile

• 2 miles

• 3 miles

• 4 miles

What does the unit rate represent in this context?

• Hours per mile

• Miles per hour

• Total distance

• Total time

How do you calculate the unit rate from a point on the graph?

• Divide y value by x value

• Add x and y values

• Subtract x value from y value

• Multiply x and y values

What is the unit rate if the point on the graph is (6, 3)?

• 1

• 0.5

• 1.5

• 2

What is another term for the unit rate in proportional relationships?

• Gradient

• Slope

• Intercept

• Ratio

What is the unit rate of toy production given the rate is 3 toys per minute?

• 2 toys per minute

• 1 toy per minute

• 3 toys per minute

• 4 toys per minute

How do you find the unit rate using division for toy production?

• Divide total toys by total minutes

• Add total toys and total minutes

• Multiply total toys by total minutes

• Subtract total minutes from total toys

What is the unit rate of goals scored per game if 3 goals are scored in 2 games?

• 1.5 goals per game

• 2 goals per game

• 1 goal per game

• 0.5 goals per game

What is the constant rate of goals scored per game if 6 goals are scored in 4 games?

• 2.5 goals per game

• 1 goal per game

• 1.5 goals per game

• 2 goals per game