Write y = kx for a steady rate
Grade 7 Math Worksheet
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hours cups 2 3 4 6 6 9 Ren's faucet drips into a bowl, one plink at a time. The table shows hours and cups. Let h be hours and c be cups. What equation gives c for any h?
Bo tests a cookie recipe. The table shows cups of flour and cups of sugar. Let f be flour and c be sugar. What equation gives c for any f?
Jun's old printer hums along at a steady rate. The table shows minutes and pages. Let x be minutes and y be pages. What equation gives y for any x?
Tala bikes 6 miles in 1/2 hour at a steady speed. Let h be hours and d be miles. What equation gives d for any h?
Noah bikes at a steady speed. The equation is d = 12h, where h is hours and d is miles. How many miles after 3/4 hour?
Milo's cookie rule is c = 3f ÷ 4, where f is cups of flour and c is cups of sugar. How many cups of sugar go with 8 cups of flour?
Kira's hose fills at a steady rate: g = 5u, where u is minutes and g is gallons. How many gallons after 4 minutes?
Pia bakes with the rule c = 3f ÷ 4, where f is cups of flour and c is cups of sugar. Which story fits the rule?
- 3/4 cup of sugar for each cup of flour
- Add 3/4 to the cups of flour to get the cups of sugar
- 3/4 cup of flour for each cup of sugar
- 4/3 cups of sugar for each cup of flour
Ari's bike trip follows d = 9h, where h is hours and d is miles. Which story fits the rule?
- Add 9 to the hours to get the miles
- 9 hours for each mile
- 9 miles for each hour
- 1/9 mile for each hour
Esme's circle follows g = 5u ÷ 2, where u is minutes and g is gallons. Which story fits the rule?
- Add 5/2 to the minutes to get the gallons
- 5/2 minutes for each gallon
- 2/5 gallon for each minute
- 5/2 gallons for each minute