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WorksheetsIdentifying Proportional Relationships
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins
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5 ft3 minerals, 5 ft3 peat moss, 10 ft3 compost
10 ft3 minerals, 15 ft3 peat moss, 15 ft3 compost
12 ft3 minerals, 12 ft3 peat moss, 24 ft3 compost
20 ft3 minerals, 20 ft3 peat moss, 40 ft3 compost
100 ft3 minerals, 100 ft3 peat moss, 200 ft3 compost
Determine if each situation represents a proportional relationship. Explain your reasoning.
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Answer each question by comparing unit rates.
Yumi takes 5/12 hour to complete
50 math problems. Eric is able to
complete 48 math problems in 2/5 hour.
Which student can complete math
problems at a greater rate of problems
per hour?
Determine if each situation represents a proportional relationship. Explain your reasoning.
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Answer each question by comparing unit rates.
Maggie’s home computer downloads
a 7-megabyte program in 5/6 minutes.
Brooke’s home computer takes
1 1/4 minutes to download a 9-megabyte
program. Whose computer downloads
at a greater rate of megabytes
per minute?
Determine if each situation represents a proportional relationship. Explain your reasoning.
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Answer each question by comparing unit rates.
Beth drove 45 miles and used 3 3/4 gallons of gas. Martha drove
85 miles and used 5 2/3 gallons of gas.
Which driver used fewer gallons
of gas per mile?
Determine if each situation represents a proportional relationship. Explain your reasoning.
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Answer each question by comparing unit rates.
Steve baked 5 1/2 batches of cookies in
one and one-half hours. Vondra baked 3 1/3 batches of cookies in 11/12 hour. Which baker made cookies at a greater rate of batches per hour?
Determine if each situation represents a proportional relationship. Explain your reasoning.
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