Proportional Relationships Using Graphs and Tables: Math End of Year Project

Does the graph have to include a straight line to be proportional?

• Yes

• No

• Sometimes

• I Don't Know

Does the line have to pass through the origin to be proportional?

• Maybe

• I Don't Know

• Yes

• No

What is the constant of proportionality?

• The Difference Between Proportional & Non-Proportional

• Ratio of Change (Dependent & Independent)

• The Difference Between Two Ratios

• I Don't Know

What is the change in y?

• Ratios

• Constant of Proportionality

• Independent Variable

• Dependent Variable

What is the change in x?

• Dependent Variable

• I Don't Know

• Independent Variable

• Variable

What is a proportional relationship?

• 1 Ratio

• At Least 2 Equal Ratios

• No Ratios

• The Relationship of Proportionality

What are the characteristics of the constant of proportionality?

• Shows How your Input (Independent Variable) Changes your Output (Dependent Variable

• Present only if ALL Ratios Reduce to the Same Ratio

• Demonstrates a Proportional (Equal) Relationship

• All of the Above

What are the two things proportional relationships can be recorded on?

• Graphs and Tables

• Graphs and Ratios

• Exponents and Tables

• Tables and Percents

If the ratio can be reduced, what do you do to reduce it?

• Subtract

• Divide

• Add

• Multiply

What is a unit rate?

• Ratio of Change

• At Least 2 Equal Ratios

• When a Rate is Expressed as a Quantity of 1

• I Don't Know