NAME:___________________________'

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Math'7.1'

Mr.'Rogove'

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Date:__________'

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Learning Objective:''We'will'identify'proportional'relationships'between'
two'quantities.'(G7M1L2)'
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Concept Development:

Proportional*Relationship:''Two'quantities'are'proportional'to'each'other'if'there'
is'one'constant'number'(called*k)'that'is'multiplied'by'each'measure'in'the'first'
quantity'to'give'the'corresponding'measure'in'the'second'quantity.''
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Example:'A'new'self'serve'yogurt'store'opened'up'that'sells'yogurt'based'on'total'
weight.'Each'member'of'Angelas'family'weighed'their'cup'and'this'is'what'they'
found.''
Weight*(ounces)(!)*
12.5'
10'
5'
8'
Cost*($)(!)*

5.00'

4.00'

2.00'

3.20'

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Does'everyone'pay'the'same'cost'per'ounce?''
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If'the'next'person'in'line'gets'6'ounces'of'yogurt'and'toppings,'how'much'can'they'
expect'to'pay?''

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We'can'say'that'cost*is*proportional*to*weight.'No'matter'how'much'yogurt'you'
get,'you'will'always'pay'the'same'price'per'ounce.'How'much?''
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We'can'use'the'formula'! = !"!to'show'the'proportional'relationship.''
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Other,Proportional,Relationships,(Examples):,,
Number'of'Costco'muffins'in'a'package.'
Ounces'in'a'pound'
Dollars'per'gallon'of'gas'
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Non:Proportional*Relationships:'If'different'ratios'comparing'two'quantities'are'
not'equal'the'relationship'between'those'two'ratios'is'NOT'proportional.''
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Example:'the'table'below'measures'amount'of'money'different'people'earn'over'
different'time'frames.'
Time*(in*hours)*(!)*
2'
4'
3'
5.5'
8'
Money*earned*($)*(!)*

24'

48'

30'

66'

96'

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Is'the'money'earned'proportional'to'the'time'worked?''
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NAME:___________________________'

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Math'7.1'

Mr.'Rogove'

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Date:__________'

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Guided Practice:
Steps*for*Identifying*Proportional*Relationships*
1.'Carefully'read'the'story'or'situation'and'examine'the'data'provided.'
2.'Identify'a'constant'multiple'between'the'two'variables.'
3.'If'there'is'a'constant'multiple,'k,'where'! = !",'then'you'have'a'proportional'
relationship.'
4.'Express'your'proportional'relationship'in'the'context'of'the'story'or'situation.''
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Alex'spent'time'working'at'his'family'business.'He'was'saving'money'for'a'new'
Xbox.'Below'is'a'table'that'shows'Alexs'total'earnings'over'time.''
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Week**
0'
1'
2'
3'
4'
5'
6'
7'
Total*

0'

28'

56'

84'

112'

140'

168'

196'

Earnings*
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Is'the'relationship'proportional?''Is'there'a'constant'multiple'between'the'two'
variables?''
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Express'as'a'proportional'relationship'if'possible.''
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Riley'ran'today'during'PE.''Here'is'a'table'of'results:'
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Number*of*Laps*
5'
3'
8'
4'
2'
Time*(in*seconds)*

450'

270'

720'

360'

180'

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Is'the'relationship'proportional?'Is'there'a'constant'multiple'between'the'two'
variables?''
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Express'as'a'proportional'relationship.'
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Math'7.1'

Mr.'Rogove'

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Date:__________'

Below'is'a'table'that'shows'how'much'people'spent'on'different'amounts'of'bananas'
at'Safeway'on'Sunday.'
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Bananas*(in*lbs)*
1'
2'
5'
8'
6'
4'
Cost*($)*

0.79'

1.58'

3.95'

6.32'

4.74'

3.16'

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Is'the'relationship'proportional?'Is'there'a'constant'multiple'between'the'two'
variables?''
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Express'as'a'proportional'relationship'if'possible.''
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If'you'bought'13'pounds'of'bananas'for'the'entire'class,'how'much'would'that'cost?'
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A'recipe'provides'a'chart'for'easy'conversions'when'cooking.'
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1
1
Cups*
0'
1'
2'
3'
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1 '
2 '
2
2
2
Ounces*

0'

4'

8'

12'

16'

20'

24'

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Is'the'relationship'proportional?'Is'there'a'constant'multiple'between'the'two'
variables?''
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Express'as'a'proportional'relationship'if'possible.''
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What'if'you'had'a'recipe'that'called'for'4'cups'of'flour,'but'you'only'had'measuring'
cups'in'ounces?''
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NAME:___________________________'

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Math'7.1'

Mr.'Rogove'

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Date:__________'

Over'the'last'week'it'rained'a'great'deal.''Below'is'a'table'of'rainfall'totals'over'
different'lengths'of'time'in'the'Bay'area.''
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Time*(in*hours)*
4'
6'
2'
2.5'
12'
3.5'
Rainfall*(in*inches)*

1.2'

1.8'

0.6'

0.75'

3.6'

0.9'

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Is'the'relationship'proportional?'Is'there'a'constant'multiple'between'the'two'
variables?'How'do'you'know?''
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Express'as'a'proportional'relationship'if'possible.''
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Below'is'the'amount'you'would'be'charged'for'your'cell'phone'bill'depending'on'
how'many'minutes'you'used.''
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Time*(in*minutes)*
1000'
1200'
1400'
1600'
1800'
Dollars*($)*

50'

55'

60'

65'

70'

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Is'the'relationship'proportional?'Is'there'a'constant'multiple'between'the'two'
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Express'as'a'proportional'relationship'if'possible.''
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NAME:___________________________'

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Math'7.1'

Mr.'Rogove'

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Date:__________'

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Independent Practice:
Answer'the'questions'below'based'on'the'information'provided.'
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Which'Team'Will'Win?''
You'decide'to'run'in'a'long'distance'race.'There'are'2'teams'you'can'join.'Team'A'
runs'a'constant'rate'of'2.5'miles'per'hour.'Team'B'runs'4'miles'the'first'hour,'and'
then'2'miles'per'hour'after'that.''
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1.'Fill'in'the'table'below'showing'the'distances'that'would'be'run'for'times'of'1,'2,'3,'
4,'5,'and'6'hours.''
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Team*A*
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Team*B*
Time*(hours)* Distance*(miles)*

Time*(hours)*

Distance*(miles)*

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2.'For'which'team'is'distance'proportional'to'time?'Explain'your'reasoning.'
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3.'Explain'how'you'know'that'distance'is'NOT'proportional'to'time'for'the'other'
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4.'If'the'race'were'2.5'miles'long,'who'would'win?'
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Math'7.1'

Mr.'Rogove'

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Date:__________'

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5.'If'the'race'were'5'miles'long,'who'would'win?'
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6.'If'the'race'were'12.5'miles'long,'who'would'win?''
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7.'When'is'Team'B'ahead'of'Team'A?''
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8.'If'the'members'of'each'team'ran'for'10'hours,'how'far'would'each'team'member'
run?''
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9.'If'the'race'were'12'miles'long,'which'team'should'you'be'on'if'you'want'to'win?''
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10.'How'much'sooner'would'the'winning'team'finish'compared'the'other'team'in'a'
12'miles'race?'
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Math'7.1'

Mr.'Rogove'

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Date:__________'

Activating Prior Knowledge:

We'can'calculate'unit'rates.'
Anastasia'got'4'packages'of'Starburst'
and'ate'all'44'starburst.''
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Kaishu'has'11'decks'of'playing'cards,'
and'in'total'he'has'572'cards.''

Closure:
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The'table'below'shows'the'price'for'the'number'of'roses'indicated.''
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Number*of*Roses*
3'
6'
9'
12'
15'
Price*($)*

9'

18'

27'

36'

45'

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Is'the'price'proportional'to'the'number'of'roses?''How'do'you'know?'
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Find'the'cost'of'purchasing'30'roses.''
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Teacher Notes:

This'is'lesson'2,'3'and'4'from'Module'3.''
Can'give'analyzing'and'identifying'proportional'relationships'on'KHAN'for'HW.''
Constructing'and'Comparing'Proportional'Relationships'on'Khan'can'be'in'class'
activity'maybe??'This'is'a'bit'more'challenging.''
Also,'should'give'ENY'lesson'3'and'/or'4'problem'set'for'HW.''

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