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Proportionality Quiz

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Direct and inverse relations

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Direct and inverse relations

by Edgar Fierro
1

If y directly proportional to x, what happens to y when x doubles?

2

In a proportional relationship, the ratio y/x is called what?

3

If y is inversely proportional to x, what happens to y when x doubles?

4

Which graph represents a direct proportionality with origin?

5

Two quantities proportional: y = kx. If x = 5 and y = 20, what is k?

6

If y is proportional to x with k = 3, what is y when x = 7?

7

Which scenario shows proportionality?

8

Direct proportionality means y/x is:

9

Which statement is true for proportional relationships?

10

For inverse proportionality y = k/x, what happens as x increases greatly?

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