Tables
Graphs
Cross Multiplication
Equivalent Fractions
100

What is the constant (k value)?

x     1     2     5     

y     4     8    20

The constant is 4. 

100

Is the graph proportional? Explain.

Yes, it has a straight line that goes through 0. The k values are consistent for each point.

100

What is a proportion? 

A proportion is an expression or equation that states that two ratios are equal

100

What is the constant of proportionality?

Known as the k value:  A number that you multiply with the numerator and denominator.

200

What is the constant (k value)?

x     1       4      3

y    1.5     6     4.5

The constant is 1.5

200

Is the graph proportional?

No, it does not go through 0.

200

Cross Multiply:

3/5 = 15/x

x= 25

200

Are these fractions equivalent? What is the k value?

1/3 and 2/6

Yes! K = 2

300

Is the table proportional? Explain.

No. There is no constant or k value.

300

Is the graph proportional?

Yes, it is a straight line which goes through 0. The k values are also the same for each point.

300

Cross Multiply:

2/9 = x/81

x= 18

300

Are these fractions equivalent? What is the k value?

4/3 and 12/8

No these are not equivalent fractions. 

400
How do we find the k value from a table? How do we know if a table is proportional? 

We find the k value by finding points on the table and using the formula k= y/x. To know if a table is proportional the k value has to be the same for all the points on the table.

400

What are the two things that a graph has to have in order to be proportional?

1) be a straight line that goes through the origin

2) Pick 3 points, use y/x to determine if they are equivalent 

400

Cross Multiply:

x/6 = 48/72

x = 4

400

Are these fractions equivalent? What is the k value?

62/12 and 31/6

Yes! K = 1/2

500

Is the table proportional? Explain.

Yes, the constant (k value)  is 2.65.

500

Challenge: What does it mean to go through the origin?

It means going through 0. Origin is another work for 0.

500

Cross Multiply:

12/10 = x/45

x = 54

500

Are the points in this table equivalent?

Yes! 2/3 = 4/6 = 6/9