745LRIS WS#26 (Green) Graphing Proportional Relationships

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745LRIS WS#26 (Green) Graphing Proportional Relationships

Last updated over 1 year ago

28 questions

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Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

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Graph the points (2, 1) and (4, 2)

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

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Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

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Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

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What is the value of y when x=1?
Write answer like: y=1

1

What is the value of y when x=1?
Write answer like: y=1

1

What is the value of y when x=5?
Write answer like: y=1

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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Graph the origin and point (2, 15).

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

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Write an equation from your table/graph like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

1

Write an equation from the graph
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

1

Write an equation from the table
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

I will know I am successful when:
*I can understand that proportional Graphs, Tables, & Equations together make a proportional relationship.

4 - I know this VERY well. I could teach it to someone else.

3 - I feel like I know this pretty well. I get almost every question right the first time.

2 - I feel like I am still learning this. I still have some questions and am unsure sometimes.

1 - I don't understand at all. I have LOTS of questions and am not sure what to do most of the time. I NEED TO BE REQUESTED FOR ADVISORY!

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Graph the points (2, 1) and (4, 2)

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Interpret point (0, 0) from the graph.

It costs $0 for 0 lbs

It costs 0 lbs for $0

Interpret point (3, 12) from the graph.

It costs $3 for 12 lbs

It costs $12 for 3 lbs

Interpret point (5, 20) from the graph.

It costs $5 for 20 lbs

It costs $20 for 5 lbs

Interpret point (0, 0) from the graph.

You make $0 for 0 hours

You make 0 hours for $0

Interpret point (2, 50) from the graph.

You make $2 for 50 hours

You make $50 for 2 hours

Interpret point (4, 100) from the graph.

You make $4 for 100 hours

You make $100 for 4 hours

What is the value of y when x=1?
Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=5?
Write answer like: y=1

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Complete the table.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
1 and 1/2 hours Past		60 degrees
1 hour Past		58 degrees
2 hours Past		56 degrees
1/2 hour Past		54 degrees
0 hours Past		52 degrees

Complete the table.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
2 Hours		$0
3 Hours		$7.50
1 Hour		$15
4 Hours		$22.50
0 Hours		$30

Graph the origin and point (2, 15).

Instructions

Click a Graph tab (Graph 1, Graph 2, and so on) for each graph you need to plot.
Click on the graph background to add a point. Add two points to create a graph. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
After creating your graph, you can check the dashed line box.

Write an equation from your table/graph like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the graph
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the table
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

I will know I am successful when:
*I can understand that proportional Graphs, Tables, & Equations together make a proportional relationship.

4 - I know this VERY well. I could teach it to someone else.

3 - I feel like I know this pretty well. I get almost every question right the first time.

2 - I feel like I am still learning this. I still have some questions and am unsure sometimes.

1 - I don't understand at all. I have LOTS of questions and am not sure what to do most of the time. I NEED TO BE REQUESTED FOR ADVISORY!

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

Is a straight line

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

It is not a straight line

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

Is a straight line

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

It is not a straight line

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

Is a straight line

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

It is not a straight line

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

Is a straight line

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

It is not a straight line

Interpret point (0, 0) from the graph.

It costs $0 for 0 lbs

It costs 0 lbs for $0

Interpret point (3, 12) from the graph.

It costs $3 for 12 lbs

It costs $12 for 3 lbs

Interpret point (5, 20) from the graph.

It costs $5 for 20 lbs

It costs $20 for 5 lbs

Interpret point (0, 0) from the graph.

You make $0 for 0 hours

You make 0 hours for $0

Interpret point (2, 50) from the graph.

You make $2 for 50 hours

You make $50 for 2 hours

Interpret point (4, 100) from the graph.

You make $4 for 100 hours

You make $100 for 4 hours

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Proportional

Goes through the origin

All points have the same constant of proportionality

Not Proportional

Doesn't go through the  origin

The constant of proportionality isn't the same.

Complete the table.

1 and 1/2 hours Past

60 degrees

1 hour Past

58 degrees

2 hours Past

56 degrees

1/2 hour Past

54 degrees

0 hours Past

52 degrees

Complete the table.

2 Hours

$0

3 Hours

$7.50

1 Hour

$15

4 Hours

$22.50

0 Hours

$30

745LRIS WS#26 (Green) Graphing Proportional Relationships

745LRIS WS#26 (Green) Graphing Proportional Relationships

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Graph the points (2, 1) and (4, 2)

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

What is the value of y when x=1?Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=1?Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=5?Write answer like: y=1

Graph the origin and point (2, 15).

Write an equation from your table/graph like: y=kxRemember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the graphlike: y=kxRemember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the tablelike: y=kxRemember that k should look like:

I will know I am successful when:*I can understand that proportional Graphs, Tables, & Equations together make a proportional relationship.

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Graph the points (2, 1) and (4, 2)

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Graph the first point and last point in the table.

Choose if the graph is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Interpret point (0, 0) from the graph.

Interpret point (3, 12) from the graph.

Interpret point (5, 20) from the graph.

Interpret point (0, 0) from the graph.

Interpret point (2, 50) from the graph.

Interpret point (4, 100) from the graph.

What is the value of y when x=1?Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=1?Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=5?Write answer like: y=1

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Choose if the table is Proportional or Not Proportional and explain why.

Complete the table.

Complete the table.

Graph the origin and point (2, 15).

Write an equation from your table/graph like: y=kxRemember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the graphlike: y=kxRemember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the tablelike: y=kxRemember that k should look like:

What is the value of y when x=1?
Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=1?
Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=5?
Write answer like: y=1

Write an equation from your table/graph like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the graph
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the table
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

I will know I am successful when:
*I can understand that proportional Graphs, Tables, & Equations together make a proportional relationship.

What is the value of y when x=1?
Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=1?
Write answer like: y=1

What is the value of y when x=5?
Write answer like: y=1

Write an equation from your table/graph like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the graph
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like:

Write an equation from the table
like: y=kx
Remember that k should look like: