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100

Juan buys 3 apples for $6. How much is one apple worth?

$2

100

Is the following table proportional?

No

5/2=2.5

15/4=3.75

25/6=4.16

35/8=4.375

45/10=4.5

100

If apples cost $2 each, then the total cost (y) is proportional to the number of apples purchased (x). Write an equation to represent the situation

y=2x

100

Mariah states that the following graph is proportional. Is she correct?

Yes she is correct.

100

Laksh rides in the car for three hours and makes two stops, one for a scenic view and another to purchase some snacks. Does he travel at a constant rate for the full three hours?

No. He stops twice in those three hours.

200

Madelyn's cookie recipe uses 2 cups of flour for every 3 cups of oatmeal. If Madelyn uses 9 cups of oatmeal, how many cups of flour does Madelyn need for her cookies?

6 cups of flour

200

The following table represents the distance in miles Chino travels on his bike (y) after a variable number of hours (x). Assuming that Chino rides his bike at a constant rate, how many miles will he have travelled after 12 hours?

96 miles

200

Jackson consumes 21 chocolates over the course of a week. Identify the equation that represents how many chocolates Jackson eats per day, assuming that x represents the numbers of days that has passed and y represents how many chocolates that have been eaten.

y=3x

Jackson eats 3 chocolates per day.

200

What is the constant of proportionality in the following graph?

5

200

If Sully can solve 28 math problems in one minute, how many math problems can Sully solve in one hour, assuming that Sully solves those math problems at a constant rate?

This is assuming that Sully's head isn't spinning after solving that many math problems...

28 times 60 = 1680

1680 math problems in one hour.

300

Harlow walks sixteen and a half meters in eleven seconds. How many meters does she walk in one second? 

1.5 meters per second

300

What is the constant of proportionality of the following table?

67

300

Aaradhya earns money babysitting at a constant rate. After 4 hours, she has earned $50. Write the equation that shows how much money (y) Aaradhya earns in (x) hours.

y=12.50x

300

If Luke runs 1 mile in 12 minutes, how many minutes would it take for Luke to run 19 miles, assuming that he manages to run at a constant speed for that long?

12 times 19 = 228

228 minutes

300

Ethan purchases three oranges for $2.70. If Ethan wants to purchase five oranges, how much will he need to pay?

($2.70)/3=$0.90

The unit rate is $0.90 per orange

$0.90 times 5 = $4.50

400

Levi is making a big batch of coffee for a party. He made 335 ounces of coffee and all of his coffee cups hold 5 ounces each. How many cups of coffee can he make at the party?

67 cups of coffee

400

Complete the following table

120.25

400

Bry pays $22.35 for 5 bags of fish food every week for her fish Nina. Write an equation that represents the total cost (y) per bag of fish food (x) Bry purchases.

($22.35)/5=$4.47

y=4.47x

400

The graph represents a proportional relationship. What is the y value of the middle point on the line?

y=36

400

Graycen maintains a proportional relationship of typing 5 words for every three words spoken. If an individual speaks 150 words during an interview, how many words can Graycen type?

250 words

500

Aaradhya's cake recipe needs 3 1/2 cups of flour for 5 servings. However, Aaradhya wants to make enough cake for 18 servings. How many cups of flour does she need?

(3 1/2)/5 times18=12 3/5 or 12.6

12.6 cups 

500

Complete the table given the following non-proportional equation:

y=3x+2

y=23

500

A cell phone company charges customers $35 per month plus a one-time charge of $50 to activate the plan. Write an equation that represents the cell phone plan, where x represents the number of months on the plan and y represents the total cost.

y=35x+50

500

It takes TJ three drops of soap to clean twenty-two and a half cups. How many cups can TJ clean using 20 drops of soap?

150 cups

500

Mr. Brown's class raises $84 by selling 21 tickets. At the same rate, how many tickets would his class need to sell to raise $500?

125 tickets

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