Mt 3 12-05-10 Constant Rate Of Change 1
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| Total Attempts: 90
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- 1.Page 171 #1 Rate of change = ____________ songs/min. Use a unit rate. Do not enter units.
- 2.Page 172 a. Does the data in the table represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 3.Page 172 b. Does the data in the graph represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 4.Page 174 c. Is the relationship in the table proportional?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 5.1. Is it linear? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 6.2. Is it linear? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 7.3. Is the relationship in #1 proportional?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 8.Page 175 1. Does the data in the table represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 9.Page 175 2. Does the data in the table represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 10.Page 175 3. Does the data in the table represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 11.Page 175 4. Does the data in the table represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 12.Page 175 5. Does the data in the table represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 13.Page 175 6. Does the data in the table represent a linear relationship? If it is linear, enter the rate of change (which is a unit rate, but don't enter the denominator of 1 and don't enter the units). If it isn't linear, enter n for not linear.
- 14.Page 175 7. Does the data in the table in exercise 1 represent a proportional relationship?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 15.Page 175 9. Does the data in the table in exercise 5 represent a proportional relationship?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 16.Page 175 8. Does the data in the table in exercise 3 represent a proportional relationship?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
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