Interpreting Graphs of Proportional Relationships Worksheet
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What do (0,0) and the point (1, r) mean when looking at a graph displaying a proportional relationship? This worksheet focuses on providing extra practice problems that prompt students to answer this question!
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- Key Ideas: review characteristics of proportional relationships
- Review: students graph two sets of data and decide if they are proportional
- Practice: Students answer questions about the meaning of points on graphs of proportional relationships leading up to the conclusion that the point (1, r) is the unit rate
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(3 Student Pages; 3 Teacher Pages)
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