745LRIS WS#26 (Green) Graphing Proportional Relationships

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745LRIS WS#26 (Green) Graphing Proportional Relationships

745LRIS WS#26 (Green) Graphing Proportional Relationships

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:

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:

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:

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: