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Proportional Relationships
- Exploring Proportional Relationships
- Proportional Relationships: Quick Modeling Templates
- Quiz: Graphing Proportional Relationships
- Quiz: Proportional Relationships
- Graphing and Writing Equations of Proportional Relationships
- Writing and Graphing Proportional Relationships
- Quiz: Writing Equivalent Rates
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Proportional Relationships
Tim Brzezinski, Oct 11, 2021
Resources involving proportional relationships
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1. Exploring Proportional Relationships
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2. Proportional Relationships: Quick Modeling Templates
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3. Quiz: Graphing Proportional Relationships
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4. Quiz: Proportional Relationships
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5. Graphing and Writing Equations of Proportional Relationships
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6. Writing and Graphing Proportional Relationships
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7. Quiz: Writing Equivalent Rates
Exploring Proportional Relationships
Slide the LARGE SLIDER (at the bottom) really slowly. After doing so, move the LARGE BLACK POINT that appears on the graph to create various scenarios.


What do you notice? What do you wonder? What can we conclude about the graph of a proportional relationship?
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Suppose the point lies on the graph of a proportional relationship. Which of the following points would also lie on this graph?
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