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Proportional Relationships

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Test your knowledge on proportional relationships in 7th grade math!

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Test your knowledge on proportional relationships in 7th grade math!

by Wedullah Hussein
1

What is a proportional relationship?

2

For y = 4x, what is y when x = 3?

3

If y is directly proportional to x (y = kx) and y = 12 when x = 3, what is k?

4

Which statement describes a proportional relationship between two quantities?

5

If a recipe doubles all ingredients, the output is an example of:

6

A car travels 150 miles in 3 hours. At same rate, how far in 5 hours?

7

In a direct proportion, y changes by the same factor as x. If x is halved, y becomes:

8

If y = 8 when x = 2, what is y when x = 5 (assuming direct proportion)?

9

Two quantities have a constant ratio. This is best described as:

10

A graph of a proportional relationship with origin shows:

11

If y/x = 3, and x = 4, what is y?

12

Which scenario is NOT a directly proportional relationship?

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