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Graphing Proportional Relationships
In the ordered pair (5,2)\left(5,2\right)(5,2) what does the "2" represent?
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The x-value
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The y-value
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The answer
Which variable is represented by the horizontal axis?
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x
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y
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z
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The origin
The "Origin" is another name for which ordered pair?
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(1, 0)
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(0, 1)
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(0, 0)
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(1, 1)
Which point is located at (-2, 3)?
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
Will the graph of a proportional relationship go through the origin?
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Always
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Sometimes
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Never
Will a Proportional Relationship graph as a curved line?
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Always
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Sometimes
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Never
Is this graph proportional?
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No, it passes through the origin
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No, it is a single straight line
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Yes, it passes through the origin and is a single straight line
What tells us this is not a proportional graph?
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We don't know what number it starts at.
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It does not start at the origin
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But it IS proportional!
Proportional?
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Yes
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No
Proportional?
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Yes, it passes through the origin and has straight lines
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No, it does not have a single straight line
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Maybe yes, maybe no.
Proportional?
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Yes,
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No, its facing the wrong way
The constant of proportionality is the same as...
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the origin
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the y-intercept
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the unit rate
The graph represents the number of laps a car drove around a track compared to the number of minutes.How many laps did the car do in 6 minutes?(Click the graph to enlarge the image.)
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2 laps
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6 laps
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4 laps
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9 laps
What is the unit rate in miles per hour for this proportional relationship?(Click the graph to enlarge the image.)
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60 miles per hour
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120 miles per 2 hours
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1 mile per hour
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60 miles per 2 hours
What is the constant of proportionality (unit rate) of the speed of the sloth based on the graph?(Click the graph to enlarge the image.)
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1 minute per 6 feet
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6 feet per minute
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1 minute per 3 feet
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3 feet per minute
The graph above shows the price of games in dollars. Is the graph proportional and how do you know?(Click the graph to enlarge the picture.)
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The graph is proportional because it is a straight line.
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The graph is proportional because it is a straight line that passes through the origin.
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The graph is not proportional because it does not pass through the origin.
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The graph is not proportional because it is not a straight line and it does not pass through the origin.
The graph represents the number of words Taylor can type over a certain number of minutes. Which of the following statements is true?(Click the graph to enlarge the image.)
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Taylor can write 6 words per minute
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Taylor can write 25 words per minute
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Taylor can write 50 words per minute
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Taylor can write 150 words per minute
The following graph is not proportional, why is that?(Click the graph to enlarge the image.)
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We don't know what number it starts at.
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It does not pass through the origin.
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But it IS proportional!
You travel 150 miles on 5 gallons. What is the unit rate in miles per gallon?
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15 miles per gallon
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30 miles per gallon
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3 miles per gallon
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25 miles per gallon
What is the unit rate for the rain fall?(Click on the graph to enlarge the image.)
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2 cm per hour
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1 cm per hour
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1/2 cm per hour
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4 cm per hour
What makes a graph between two quantities proportional?
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It makes a straight line.
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The line goes through (0,0)
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It makes a curved line.
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It makes a straight line and passes through (0,0).
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