Coordinate Grids
Independent/Dependent Variables
Tables
Proportional Relationships
Equations
100

Which ordered pair is located in Quadrant III?

A. (4,-2)

B. (-2,3)

C. (3,4)

D. (-1,-5)

D. (-1,-5)

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100

The independent variable is always the _____ value/coordinate.

X

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100

What are the 3 steps for solving table multiple choise questions?

1st: circle the third set of numbers
2nd: fill in the missing variables and solve
3rd: Check all sets of numbers

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100

What type of relationship is a proportional relationship? Addative or Multiplicative?

Multiplicative

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100

A large cheese pizza cost $8. Which equation represents the cost, c, for p large pizzas?

A. c = p+8
B. c = 8-p
C. c = p/8
D. c = 8p

D. c = 8p

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200

In which quadrant is the ordered pair (-8.5,0) located?

A. Quadrant I

B. Quadrant II

C. Quadrant III

D. Quadrant IV

B. Quadrant II

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200

The dependent variable is always the ______ value/coordinate/

Y

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200

What is the equation that represents the relationship between x and y values listed below>

X: 8, 12, 16, 24

Y:  2,  3,   4,  6 

y = x/4 (y equals x divided by 4)

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200

List the four things that make a relationship proportional.

1. the graph must be a straight line
2. the graph must go through the origin (0,0)
3. The ratios must be equivalent
4. The relationship must be multiplicative

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200

Write an equation from the following statement:

Buying jeans at the clothing company costs y dollars. The amount is 40 times x, the number of pairs of jeans that are purchased.

y = 40x

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300

What is this ordered pair called?

(0,0)

Origin

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300

What is the definition of an independent variable?

a variable whose value determines the value of the output.

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300

What equation would represent the relationship between x and y of these ordered pairs?

(x,y)

(1,2)

(2,4)

(3,6)

y=2x (y equals 2 times x)

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300

m = 2p is an example of a multiplicative relationships.

True or False

True

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300

A car rental company charges $75 a day to rent a vehicle. Write an equation to represent this situation.

y = 75x

(y=cost; x=days; 75=constant of proportionality).

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400

Which ordered pair is located along the x-axis?

A. (-3,-3)

B. (0,3)

C. (3,-3)

D. (3,0)

D. (3,0)

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400

What is the definition of a dependent variable?

a variable whose value depends on the value of the input.

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400

Determine if the relationship is addative or multiplicative among the data sets below.

A.                             B.

X: 1, 2, 3, 4,              X: 1, 2,  3,  4

Y: 5, 6, 7, 8               Y:  4, 8, 12, 16

A: additive relationship (y=x+4)

B. multiplicative relationship (y=4x)

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400

True or false, the following table shows an additive relationship.

X          Y
1          3
2          6
3          9

False, it is multiplicative (y = 3x)

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400

Carlos is 4 years older than his sister, Mia. Write an equation that relates Carlos' age, c, to Mia's age, m.

c = m + 4

c=Carlos' age
m=Mia's age
4= age gap between Carlos and Mia

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500

Which point is located 8 units to the right of the origin and 6 units above the x axis?

A. (8,-6)

B. (8,6)

C. (-8,-6)

D. (-8, 6)

B. (8,6)

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500

The table below shows the amount of money Carlos gets for the hours he works. Which list shows the dependent quantities from the table?

Hours Worked     Money Earned
5                       $40
8                       $64
10                     $80

A. $40, $64, $80
B. 5, 8, 10
C. 8, 7, 5
D. $45, $68, $90

A. $40, $64, $80

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500

The table shows the relationship between the number of months a gym membership and the total cost. Write an equation relates months, m, and dollars, d?

Months       Dollars
2                5
5                55
12              62
15              65


d = m+50

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500

Identify if this is additive or multiplicative and write the equation to show the relationship between x and y.

Ted joins a local gym for $20 and then pays $10 every month after.

Multiplicative. y = 10x + 20

(y = cost; x = months)

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500

A cupcake costs $3.50 at the local bakery. Write an equation that represents the cost, c, for muffins.

c = 3.50m

c=cost
m=Muffins
3.50=K (constant of proportionality)

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