Graphing proportional relationships
Equations of proportional relationships
Identifying proportional relationships
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100

what is the ordered pair of the origin?

(0,0)

100

Is this equation proportional? y= 3x

Yes


100

Are these ratios proportional?

5/11 and 6/12

No


100

What is the reciprocal of 2/8? 

8/2


100

What is the constant of proportionality? 

The number you multiply by each time. 

The k in y=kx

200

Does the graph represent a proportional relationship? How do you know? 


No, it doesn't go through the origin

200

Is this equation proportional?

y= 4x + 10 

Not proportional 

200

Is the graph a proportional relationship? Why?

NO 

Does not go through the origin

200

Solve 

n=3.8

200

Coordinates given is (5,60) What is the constant (simplify!!)?

1/12

300

Using this graph, What is the constant of proportionality?

1/6 


300

Keisha makes 9 dollars for each hour of work. Write an equation to represent her total pay (P) after working (H)hours.


P=9H

300

Kevin is running a marathon. When he finished the race, he discovered that each mile he ran at a constant rate. Is his mile time proportional? 

Yes

300

If the scale copy got smaller than the original shape, the scale factor must have been: less than? Greater than? or Equal to 1?

Less than 1 

300

What is the equation for any Proportional Relationship? 

y=kx

400

Is the graph proportional? How do you know? If so, what is the COP? 

Yes, straight line & through origin, COP=15

400

Darren bought 3 shirts for $44.10.  Each shirt cost the same amount.  Write the equation for the proportional relationship between cost (C) and # of shirts (S)

 C= 14.70s

or

S=10/147s

400

Does the table show a proportional relationship? How do you know? 

No, 8/4= 2 not 32

400

The ratio of students to parents at a basketball game is 6 to 5.  Is that proportional to 170 parents and 204 students?

Yes

400

Is the table proportional? 

No

500

What is the constant of proportionality? 


1/2

500

Is the table proportional? If so, what equation could be written to show the relationship between cost (Y) and # of tickets (T)


Proportional

Y=1.50T


500

Is the table proportional? How do you know? 

If so, what belongs in the blank   y=___x

Yes, we multiply by the same number each time

 

y=1.5x     

500

Which example does NOT show a proportional relationship?

A:  The value of y is 3 times as large as the value of x.

B:  John charges $25 for every 1/2 acre mowed.

C:  Samantha makes $10 an hour at her job

D:  Rental costs are $15 for the first hour and $10 for each additional hour.

D:  Rental costs are $15 for the first hour and $10 for each additional hour.

500


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