Proportionality
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Unit Rates
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General
100

In what row or column is x in?

The first

100

How can you tell if a graph is proportional?

The graph is a straight line that passes through the origin

100

What do you do with the fraction on the bottom to create one?

Flip it and multiply

100

Is this an equivalent ratio?

1:5 and 3:15

100

How can you tell if an equation is proportional?

The constant of proportionality all equal the same thing

200

In what row or column is y in?

The second

200

If the graph proportional if it starts at (0,3)?

No

200

What you do to the bottom, you also have to do to what?

The top

200

If 3 pairs of shoes cost $60, how much does 1 pair cost?

$20

200
If I get 0.8 as all my results, is it proportional?

Yes

300

What is the correct formula for finding the constant of proportionality?

y/x

300

Where should a proportional graph start?

(0,0)

300

Jason runs 2/3 mile in 20 minutes. Assuming he runs at a constant pace, what is his speed in mph?

8 mph

300

If there are 10 girls and 12 boys in a class, what is the ratio of boys to total number of students?

12:22

300

If I get 0.8, 0.9 and 0.10 as my results. Is this proportional?

No

400

What is the constant of proportionality

what you get when you do y/x, or "k"

400

Which of these lines is proportional on the graph?


Dark Green

400

A smoothie recipe includes strawberries, bananas and yogurt. There are 160 calories in a 1/5 cup serving of the smoothie. How many calories are in 2 cups of the smoothie?

1600 calories

400

In the school cafeteria, the ratio of sandwiches to slices of pizza sold is 5 to 8.
 If the cafeteria sold 40 sandwiches, how many slices of pizza did they sell?

64 slices

400

What is k in this equation? y=12.5x

k=12.5

500

What does k represent in y=kx

constant of proportionality

500

Create a graph that is proportional.

The graph should have a straight line that goes through the point (0,0)

500

Three amusement park tickets cost $52.50. Four sports game tickets cost $76.00. Does the amusement park or the sports game tickets cost less, per game? By how much?

Amusement Park, $1.50

500

Complete the ratio

5/4 to 130/?


26

500

What variable is x and what variable is y?

x- independent 

y- indenendent