HW: Introducing Proportional Relationships (Week 8)

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HW: Introducing Proportional Relationships (Week 8)

Last updated over 3 years ago

36 questions

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If Sarah babysits zero hours and earns zero dollars, what ordered pair would represent this situaiton? Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

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Enter you answer in the form (3,6)

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Enter the equation in the form y=kx, where k is the constant of proportionality.

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Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

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Write an equation in the form c=rn, where c is the total cost, r is the constant of proportionality, and n is the number of people.

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Find the actual length of the living room. Include the units (ft).
***Hint: If 1/2 inch is equal to 1.5 feet, how many feet would 1 inch be?

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Find the actual lenth of the dining room. Include the units (ft).

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Find the actual lenth of the kitchen. Include the units (ft).

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Find the actual lenth of the laundry room. Include the units (ft).

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Find the actual lenth of the basement. Include the units (ft).

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Find the actual lenth of the garage. Include the units (ft).

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How tall is the actual building? Include the units in your answer (ft).

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How tall are the flagpoles in the model? Include the units in your answer (in).

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How far apart will they be when they are installed? Include the units (ft).

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What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 9 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

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What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 17 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

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HW: Introducing Proportional Relationships (Week 8)

HW: Introducing Proportional Relationships (Week 8)

If Sarah babysits zero hours and earns zero dollars, what ordered pair would represent this situaiton? Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Enter you answer in the form (3,6)

Enter the equation in the form y=kx, where k is the constant of proportionality.

Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Write an equation in the form c=rn, where c is the total cost, r is the constant of proportionality, and n is the number of people.

Find the actual length of the living room. Include the units (ft).
***Hint: If 1/2 inch is equal to 1.5 feet, how many feet would 1 inch be?

Find the actual lenth of the dining room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the kitchen. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the laundry room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the basement. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the garage. Include the units (ft).

How tall is the actual building? Include the units in your answer (ft).

How tall are the flagpoles in the model? Include the units in your answer (in).

How far apart will they be when they are installed? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 9 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 17 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual area of the park? Include the units. (Use the keyboard icon to get the exponent to show ft squared)

If Sarah babysits zero hours and earns zero dollars, what ordered pair would represent this situaiton? Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Enter you answer in the form (3,6)

Enter the equation in the form y=kx, where k is the constant of proportionality.

Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Write an equation in the form c=rn, where c is the total cost, r is the constant of proportionality, and n is the number of people.

Find the actual length of the living room. Include the units (ft).
***Hint: If 1/2 inch is equal to 1.5 feet, how many feet would 1 inch be?

Find the actual lenth of the dining room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the kitchen. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the laundry room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the basement. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the garage. Include the units (ft).

How tall is the actual building? Include the units in your answer (ft).

How tall are the flagpoles in the model? Include the units in your answer (in).

How far apart will they be when they are installed? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 9 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 17 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual area of the park? Include the units. (Use the keyboard icon to get the exponent to show ft squared)

HW: Introducing Proportional Relationships (Week 8)

HW: Introducing Proportional Relationships (Week 8)

If Sarah babysits zero hours and earns zero dollars, what ordered pair would represent this situaiton? Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Enter you answer in the form (3,6)

Enter the equation in the form y=kx, where k is the constant of proportionality.

Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Write an equation in the form c=rn, where c is the total cost, r is the constant of proportionality, and n is the number of people.

Find the actual length of the living room. Include the units (ft).***Hint: If 1/2 inch is equal to 1.5 feet, how many feet would 1 inch be?

Find the actual lenth of the dining room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the kitchen. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the laundry room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the basement. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the garage. Include the units (ft).

How tall is the actual building? Include the units in your answer (ft).

How tall are the flagpoles in the model? Include the units in your answer (in).

How far apart will they be when they are installed? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 9 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 17 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual area of the park? Include the units. (Use the keyboard icon to get the exponent to show ft squared)

If Sarah babysits zero hours and earns zero dollars, what ordered pair would represent this situaiton? Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Enter you answer in the form (3,6)

Enter the equation in the form y=kx, where k is the constant of proportionality.

Enter your answer in the form (3,6)

Write an equation in the form c=rn, where c is the total cost, r is the constant of proportionality, and n is the number of people.

Find the actual length of the living room. Include the units (ft).***Hint: If 1/2 inch is equal to 1.5 feet, how many feet would 1 inch be?

Find the actual lenth of the dining room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the kitchen. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the laundry room. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the basement. Include the units (ft).

Find the actual lenth of the garage. Include the units (ft).

How tall is the actual building? Include the units in your answer (ft).

How tall are the flagpoles in the model? Include the units in your answer (in).

How far apart will they be when they are installed? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 9 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual length of the side of the park that is 17 in in the model? Include the units (ft).

What is the actual area of the park? Include the units. (Use the keyboard icon to get the exponent to show ft squared)

Find the actual length of the living room. Include the units (ft).
***Hint: If 1/2 inch is equal to 1.5 feet, how many feet would 1 inch be?

Find the actual length of the living room. Include the units (ft).
***Hint: If 1/2 inch is equal to 1.5 feet, how many feet would 1 inch be?