7.2.14

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1a. Write down at least four (gallons of gas, cost) pairs that fit this relationship.
Fill in the table with the correct cost $ for the gallons of gas listed.

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1b. Create a graph of the relationship.

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1c. What does 2.95 represent in this situation?

2.95 gallons of gas per $1

$2.95 per 1 gallon of gas

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1d. Jada's mom remarks, "You can get about a third of a gallon of gas for a dollar." Is she correct?
If you agree, How did she come up with that? Explain your reasoning in the show your work section below.

Agree

Disagree

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2. There is a proportional relationship between a volume measured in cups and the same volume measured in tablespoons. 3 cups is equivalent to 48 tablespoons, as shown in the graph.
a) Plot and label at least two more points that represent the relationship. (2 pts)
b) Use a straightedge to draw a line that represents this proportional relationship. (1 pt)

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2d. What is the constant of proportionality for this relationship?

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We will be doing this activity tomorrow during CC.

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Exit Ticket
A proportional relationship ALWAYS goes through the point (0, 0) on the graph.

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7.2.14

1a. Write down at least four (gallons of gas, cost) pairs that fit this relationship.
Fill in the table with the correct cost $ for the gallons of gas listed.

1b. Create a graph of the relationship.

1c. What does 2.95 represent in this situation?

1d. Jada's mom remarks, "You can get about a third of a gallon of gas for a dollar." Is she correct?
If you agree, How did she come up with that? Explain your reasoning in the show your work section below.

2d. What is the constant of proportionality for this relationship?

Exit Ticket
A proportional relationship ALWAYS goes through the point (0, 0) on the graph.

1a. Write down at least four (gallons of gas, cost) pairs that fit this relationship.
Fill in the table with the correct cost $ for the gallons of gas listed.

1b. Create a graph of the relationship.

1c. What does 2.95 represent in this situation?

1d. Jada's mom remarks, "You can get about a third of a gallon of gas for a dollar." Is she correct?
If you agree, How did she come up with that? Explain your reasoning in the show your work section below.

2c. For which value y is (1, y) on the line you just drew?

2d. What is the constant of proportionality for this relationship?

2e. Choose the correct equation that represents this relationship. Use c for cups and t for tablespoons.

Exit Ticket
A proportional relationship ALWAYS goes through the point (0, 0) on the graph.

2c. For which value y is (1, y) on the line you just drew?

2e. Choose the correct equation that represents this relationship. Use c for cups and t for tablespoons.

7.2.14

7.2.14

1a. Write down at least four (gallons of gas, cost) pairs that fit this relationship. Fill in the table with the correct cost $ for the gallons of gas listed.

1b. Create a graph of the relationship.

1c. What does 2.95 represent in this situation?

1d. Jada's mom remarks, "You can get about a third of a gallon of gas for a dollar." Is she correct? If you agree, How did she come up with that? Explain your reasoning in the show your work section below.

2d. What is the constant of proportionality for this relationship?

Exit TicketA proportional relationship ALWAYS goes through the point (0, 0) on the graph.

1a. Write down at least four (gallons of gas, cost) pairs that fit this relationship. Fill in the table with the correct cost $ for the gallons of gas listed.

1b. Create a graph of the relationship.

1c. What does 2.95 represent in this situation?

1d. Jada's mom remarks, "You can get about a third of a gallon of gas for a dollar." Is she correct? If you agree, How did she come up with that? Explain your reasoning in the show your work section below.

2c. For which value y is (1, y) on the line you just drew?

2d. What is the constant of proportionality for this relationship?

2e. Choose the correct equation that represents this relationship. Use c for cups and t for tablespoons.

Exit TicketA proportional relationship ALWAYS goes through the point (0, 0) on the graph.

2c. For which value y is (1, y) on the line you just drew?

2e. Choose the correct equation that represents this relationship. Use c for cups and t for tablespoons.

1a. Write down at least four (gallons of gas, cost) pairs that fit this relationship.
Fill in the table with the correct cost $ for the gallons of gas listed.

1d. Jada's mom remarks, "You can get about a third of a gallon of gas for a dollar." Is she correct?
If you agree, How did she come up with that? Explain your reasoning in the show your work section below.

Exit Ticket
A proportional relationship ALWAYS goes through the point (0, 0) on the graph.

1a. Write down at least four (gallons of gas, cost) pairs that fit this relationship.
Fill in the table with the correct cost $ for the gallons of gas listed.

1d. Jada's mom remarks, "You can get about a third of a gallon of gas for a dollar." Is she correct?
If you agree, How did she come up with that? Explain your reasoning in the show your work section below.

Exit Ticket
A proportional relationship ALWAYS goes through the point (0, 0) on the graph.