Is it proportional?
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Three tables (hours | miles). Table A: 1 | 5; 2 | 8; 3 | 11. Table B: 2 | 6; 5 | 15; 8 | 24. Table C: 2 | 10; 4 | 20; 6 | 26.
Tala tests three walking routes. Each table shows hours and miles. Which table is proportional?
- Table B
- Table C
- Table A
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Three tables (minutes | pages). Table A: 1 | 4; 2 | 8; 3 | 13. Table B: 2 | 7; 4 | 9; 6 | 11. Table C: 3 | 12; 6 | 24; 9 | 36.
Esme checks three printers. Each table shows minutes and pages. Which table is proportional?
- Table B
- Table C
- Table A
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Three tables (days | inches). Table A: 4 | 6; 6 | 9; 10 | 15. Table B: 2 | 3; 4 | 6; 8 | 13. Table C: 2 | 3; 4 | 5; 6 | 7.
Kira measures three plants. Each table shows days and inches. Which table is proportional?
- Table A
- Table C
- Table B
Jun's hose fills a tub at a steady rate. The graph shows minutes and gallons, but only part of the graph. Is it proportional, and why?
- No: the line is not shown going through (0, 0)
- Yes: both points have 3/2 gallons for 1 minute, so the line runs through (0, 0)
- No: the two points have different x and y
Snow falls steadily on Ren's porch. The graph shows hours and inches, but only part of the graph. Is it proportional, and why?
Graph: hours across from 2 to 10, ticks every 2; inches up from 2 to 8, ticks every 2. A straight line passes through the marked points (4, 3) and (8, 6). The point (0, 0) is off the page. Graph: hours across from 2 to 10, ticks every 2; inches up from 2 to 8, ticks every 2. A straight line passes through the marked points (4, 3) and (8, 6). The point (0, 0) is off the page. 2 4 6 8 10 2 4 6 8 hours inches The point (0, 0) is off the page. - Yes: both points have 3/4 inch for 1 hour, so the line runs through (0, 0)
- No: the line is not shown going through (0, 0)
- No: the two points have different x and y
Pia slides a sled down a snowy hill that gets steeper. The graph shows seconds and feet. Is it proportional, and why?
Graph: seconds across from 0 to 4, ticks every 1; feet up from 0 to 30, ticks every 6. A smooth curve passes through the marked points (0, 0), (1, 3), (2, 12) and (3, 27). Graph: seconds across from 0 to 4, ticks every 1; feet up from 0 to 30, ticks every 6. A smooth curve passes through the marked points (0, 0), (1, 3), (2, 12) and (3, 27). 0 1 2 3 4 0 6 12 18 24 30 seconds feet - Yes: it goes through (0, 0)
- No: not a straight line (3 feet for 1 second at one point, 6 at another)
- No: it goes up too fast
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cups of flour cups of butter 1/4 1/6 1/2 1/3 3/4 1/2 Noah tests a shortbread recipe, one very crumbly batch at a time. The table shows cups of flour and cups of butter. Is it proportional, and why?
- No: cups of flour and cups of butter are different numbers
- No: cups of butter go up by 1/6 each time, but cups of flour go up by 1/4
- Yes: every row has 2/3 cup of butter for 1 cup of flour
Kira's bucket already has some water in it when a faucet starts to drip. The table shows hours and gallons. Is it proportional, and why?
- No: hours and gallons are different numbers
- No: gallons for 1 hour is 5/2 in row one but 7/4 in row two
- Yes: gallons go up by 1/2 every time hours go up by 1/2, so it is proportional
Ren stirs oatmeal for a hiking trip, and the last batch gets extra. The table shows cups of oats and cups of milk. Is it proportional, and why?
- No: row three has 2/3 cup of milk for 1 cup of oats, not 1/2
- Yes: rows one and two both have 1/2 cup of milk for 1 cup of oats
- Yes: cups of oats and cups of milk both get bigger
Bo walks a loop and hits a hill at the end. The table shows hours and miles. Is it proportional, and why?
- Yes: hours and miles both get bigger
- No: row three has 5/2 miles for 1 hour, not 3
- Yes: rows one and two both have 3 miles for 1 hour