Independent and Dependent Quantities
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Independent and Dependent Quantities
Independent and dependent quantities worksheet: ten situations and tables, such as a candle that burns down or pay for hours worked. Circle the quantity that is the cause, or the one that depends on it. Grade 6, with an answer key.
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Name the independent and dependent quantity in a situation, write y = kx or y = x + b from a table, and compare an additive rule with a multiplicative one.
Reviewed by Mr. Daniel Carter, Teacher. How we check worksheets
How to use this sheet
- Have the child look across each row, from input to output, and write what was done to the input.
- Test the rule on every row before writing the equation.
- Ask which quantity depends on the other, and say it as a sentence: the cost depends on the number of tickets.
Common mistakes
- Finding a rule down the y column, such as "add 4 each time", and writing y = 4 + x. Look across each row.
- Writing a rule that works for the first row only.
- Mixing up the independent and dependent quantities.
