SBAC Review #4 7.RP.A.1(2)

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8 questions

a. Write an equation to represent the relationship between time and laps run:

SBAC Review #4 7.RP.A.1(2)

Last updated over 2 years ago

8 questions

Math - [7.RP.A.1]
Teacher: Mr. Kovalik (408) 314-1092
Objective and Summary:
SWBAT identify proportional relationships and  be able to calculate missing proportionality (ie. unit rates)

Sprint—Runny McRunnerson always runs at the same speed. The chart below shows how fast he runs.

a. What is the constant of proportionality? How long does it take him to run each lap?

a. Write an equation to represent the relationship between time and laps run:

1. Bike Rides—At Mancini’s Bike World, the cost of renting a mountain bike is very cheap. Antonio sees that renting the very popular Mancini Mach 10™ is $39.95 for 5 hours.

a. If hours is h and the total cost of renting is c, write an equation to represent the relationship between hours and total cost.

b. Antonio wants to rent the Mancini Mach 10 for an entire day (24 hours). How much would he pay? Use your equationto prove your answer.

a. What percent of the average American’s daily water usage is described as “various other purposes”?

a. How many gallons per minute of running water in the bathtub while waiting for it to get hot?

Enter the unit rate in gallons per minute.

EXIT TICKET

Summit--
A)Three mountain climbers and climbing their favorite mountain route 1600 meters above sea-level. One of the climbers needs to drop down to a lower elevation to recover from oxygen sickness and retreats down 125 meters. What is the position of the climber who dropped down in elevation. Create a visual to support your answer.

B) The other two climbers are looking forward to reach the summit and climb another 255 meters to the peak. What is the position of the two climbers who summited the mountain? Add to your visual to support your answer.

SBAC Review #4 7.RP.A.1(2)

a. Write an equation to represent the relationship between time and laps run:

SBAC Review #4 7.RP.A.1(2)

Math - [7.RP.A.1]

Teacher: Mr. Kovalik (408) 314-1092

Sprint—Runny McRunnerson always runs at the same speed. The chart below shows how fast he runs.

a. What is the constant of proportionality? How long does it take him to run each lap?

a. Write an equation to represent the relationship between time and laps run:

b. Antonio wants to rent the Mancini Mach 10 for an entire day (24 hours). How much would he pay? Use your equationto prove your answer.

a. What percent of the average American’s daily water usage is described as “various other purposes”?

a. How many gallons per minute of running water in the bathtub while waiting for it to get hot?

Enter the unit rate in gallons per minute.

Math - [7.RP.A.1]

Teacher: Mr. Kovalik (408) 314-1092

Sprint—Runny McRunnerson always runs at the same speed. The chart below shows how fast he runs.

a. What is the constant of proportionality? How long does it take him to run each lap?

b. Antonio wants to rent the Mancini Mach 10 for an entire day (24 hours). How much would he pay? Use your equationto prove your answer.

a. What percent of the average American’s daily water usage is described as “various other purposes”?

a. How many gallons per minute of running water in the bathtub while waiting for it to get hot?

Enter the unit rate in gallons per minute.

a. Now, you will start investigating ways to save water. Taking showers is one way to save water.

What is the range for the amount of water, in gallons, that is saved if a shower lasts for 5 minutes instead of 11 minutes?

a. Now, you will start investigating ways to save water. Taking showers is one way to save water.

What is the range for the amount of water, in gallons, that is saved if a shower lasts for 5 minutes instead of 11 minutes?

SBAC Review #4 7.RP.A.1(2)

a. Write an equation to represent the relationship between time and laps run:

SBAC Review #4 7.RP.A.1(2)

Math - [7.RP.A.1]

Teacher: Mr. Kovalik (408) 314-1092

Sprint—Runny McRunnerson always runs at the same speed. The chart below shows how fast he runs.a. What is the constant of proportionality? How long does it take him to run each lap?

a. Write an equation to represent the relationship between time and laps run:

b. Antonio wants to rent the Mancini Mach 10 for an entire day (24 hours). How much would he pay? Use your equationto prove your answer.

a. What percent of the average American’s daily water usage is described as “various other purposes”?

a. How many gallons per minute of running water in the bathtub while waiting for it to get hot?Enter the unit rate in gallons per minute.

Math - [7.RP.A.1]

Teacher: Mr. Kovalik (408) 314-1092

Sprint—Runny McRunnerson always runs at the same speed. The chart below shows how fast he runs.a. What is the constant of proportionality? How long does it take him to run each lap?

b. Antonio wants to rent the Mancini Mach 10 for an entire day (24 hours). How much would he pay? Use your equationto prove your answer.

a. What percent of the average American’s daily water usage is described as “various other purposes”?

a. How many gallons per minute of running water in the bathtub while waiting for it to get hot?Enter the unit rate in gallons per minute.

a. Now, you will start investigating ways to save water. Taking showers is one way to save water.What is the range for the amount of water, in gallons, that is saved if a shower lasts for 5 minutes instead of 11 minutes?

a. Now, you will start investigating ways to save water. Taking showers is one way to save water.What is the range for the amount of water, in gallons, that is saved if a shower lasts for 5 minutes instead of 11 minutes?

Sprint—Runny McRunnerson always runs at the same speed. The chart below shows how fast he runs.

a. What is the constant of proportionality? How long does it take him to run each lap?

a. How many gallons per minute of running water in the bathtub while waiting for it to get hot?

Enter the unit rate in gallons per minute.

Sprint—Runny McRunnerson always runs at the same speed. The chart below shows how fast he runs.

a. What is the constant of proportionality? How long does it take him to run each lap?

a. How many gallons per minute of running water in the bathtub while waiting for it to get hot?

Enter the unit rate in gallons per minute.

a. Now, you will start investigating ways to save water. Taking showers is one way to save water.

What is the range for the amount of water, in gallons, that is saved if a shower lasts for 5 minutes instead of 11 minutes?

a. Now, you will start investigating ways to save water. Taking showers is one way to save water.

What is the range for the amount of water, in gallons, that is saved if a shower lasts for 5 minutes instead of 11 minutes?