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Name: _____________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________ Period: __________

7.7 – More Equations of Proportional Relationships

1). The graph below shoes the relationships between snacks and calories. Use the graph to complete the table.

a). If c represents the number of calories and s represents the number of snacks, write an equation that
show the relationship between c and s.

b). What is the unit rate? Circle the unit rate in your table, graph, and equation.

2). There are 3 tennis balls in a can. Complete the table and graph to show this relationship.

a). What is the unit rate?

b). Write an equation that shows the number of balls b in c cans.


3). The number of pictures taken on a family vacation is shown in a graph. Complete the table.

a). Write an equation that shows the number of pictures p taken on d days of vacation.

b). What is the unit rate in this situation? Circle where you see the unit rate in the table, graph, and
equation.

4). One yard contains 3 feet. Complete the table and graph below to show this relationship.

a). Write an equation to model this relationship where f represents feet and y represents yards.

b). Use your equation to determine the number of yards in 15 feet.

c). Use your equation to determine the number of yards in 40 feet.

d). What is the unit rate in this situation? Circle where you see the unit rate in your table, graph, and
equation.
5). The graph shows the cost of ice cream bars depending on how many you purchase.

a). Write an equation that shows the cost c of b ice cream bars.

b). Complete the following ordered paid (1, ______). What does this point represent in the situation?

c). How many bars can Barry buy with $10?

6). The graph shows the number of ice cream bars you can purchase depending on how much money you have.

a). Write an equation that shows the number of bars b that can be purchased for d dollars.

b). Complete the following ordered paid (1, _____). What does this point represent in the situation?

c). Compare this problem with the previous problem.

7). Self Assessment: 1 2 3 4 I can write an equation that represents a proportional relationship.

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