Pokemon, Part 2--In a different town, students found different numbers of Pokemon.

a) What does the constant of proportionality mean in the context of the problem?

"The constant of proportionality ________ means that for each..."

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#1: Accurately computes and identifies constant of proportionality

b) How many Pokemon would you expect to find at a park that is 25 square miles? Explain your reasoning or calculations

"At a park that is 25 square miles, I would expect to find _________ Pokemon because..."

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#2: Accurately uses constant of proportionality to extend pattern

DK--Donkey Kong loves bananas. He went to the store and saw a sign that said “BANANAS—59 cents per pound!”

a) Donkey Kong wants to stock up on bananas for his banana hoard. How much will 25 pounds of bananas cost him?

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#1: Accurately computes and identifies constant of proportionality

#2: Accurately uses constant of proportionality to extend pattern

Shoe Sale--Mr. Mancini has noticed that there is competition for his Air Mancinis™, so Mancini Mart is now selling shoes for a discounted price:

a) Paulet decides to buy 9 pairs of Air Mancinis™ for herself and relatives. Find the total cost and explain your reasoning.

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#1: Accurately computes and identifies constant of proportionality

#2: Accurately uses constant of proportionality to extend pattern

Top Chef--Diana woke up and decided she wanted to make omelettes for a family breakfast. She found a recipe that uses 14 eggs for 4 omelettes.

a) What does the constant of proportionality mean in the context of the problem?

"The constant of proportionality means that for each... "

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#1: Accurately computes and identifies constant of proportionality

b) If Diana wanted to make 30 omelettes for the homeroom, how many eggs would she need to buy? Explain how you know.

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#2: Accurately uses constant of proportionality to extend pattern