Proportional Relationships Word Problems Exit Tickets
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Proportional Relationships Word Problems Exit Tickets
Proportional Relationships Word Problems Exit Tickets, Grade 7: four exit tickets to cut apart, each with two or three questions on proportional Relationships Word Problems, a name line and three faces to circle. Hand one out in the last five minutes of a lesson. With an answer key.
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Tell whether a table or graph shows a proportional relationship, find the constant of proportionality k = y/x, write y = kx, and say what a point on the graph means.
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- Have the child divide y by x for every row of a table. If the answer is the same each time, the relationship is proportional.
- For graphs, check two things: a straight line, and it passes through (0, 0).
- Have the child write the equation as y = kx and say what k means in the story.
Common mistakes
- Calling any straight line proportional. It must also go through the origin.
- Finding k as x divided by y instead of y divided by x.
- Calling a relationship proportional because both amounts go up. They must go up at the same rate.
