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8.4. Lesson 22- Revisiting Constant Rate
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Tiffany Weekly
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8.4. Lesson 22- CONSTANT RATE
Student Outcomes
- know that any constant rate problem can be described by a linear equation in two variables where the slope of the graph is the constant rate.
- compare two different proportional relationships represented by graphs, equations, and tables to determine which has a greater rate of change.
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Multiple Choice
Write the equation for this line.
y=5/2x+11
y=5/2x-11
y=-5/2x+11
y=2/5-11
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Multiple Select
Erika set her stopwatch to zero and switched it on at the beginning of her walk. She walks at a constant speed of 3 miles per hour. Work in pairs to express this situation as an equation, a table of values, and a graph.
Check off each thing you have done ONLY when you completed ALL THREE on your paper.
write an equation
create a table of values
sketch a graph
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Use the table of values or the equation to create a line with the solutions
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Multiple Select
What is the meaning of the 3 in the equation 𝑦 = 3x. Select all that apply
slope
rate
rate of change
constant
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Since we know that the faucet leaks at a constant rate, then we can write the linear equation in two variables as 𝑦/x = 7, which can then be transformed to y=7x
Again, take note of the fact that the number that represents slope in the equation is the same as the constant rate of water leaking.
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Open Ended
How can we determine the rate at which this faucet leaks?
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Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Which faucet had the worst leak?
the 1st because the rate of change the water leaked is more. 7 is a greater rate of change than 6.5
the 1st because it leaks faster.
the 2nd because it leaks faster
the 2nd because it has a greater rate of change
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Multiple Choice
The graph represents the rate at which Kristina can paint. Her sister Tracee paints at an average rate of 45 square feet in 12 minutes. Assuming Tracee paints at a constant rate, determine which sister paints faster. Choose the BEST answer.
Tracee because she paints at a faster rate
Kristina because her rate is 4 compared to Tracee's rate of 3.75.
Kristina because she paints at a faster rate.
Tracee because her rate of change is 45 which is greater than 4
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Multiple Choice
Train A is represented by the graph.
Train B travels at a constant rate. The train travels at a rate of 95 miles every one and a half hours.
Which train travels faster and why.
Train A because is has a greater rate
Train A because it has a greater rate 60 is greater than 47
Train B because it has a greater rate. 95 is greater than 3
Train B because it has a greater rate. 63 1/3 is greater than 60
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Multiple Choice
Company B offers a solar panel that produces energy at an average rate of 325 watts in 2.6 hours. Assuming solar panels produce energy at a constant rate, determine the equation that can be used to represent Company B.
y=2.6x+325
y=0.008x
y=120x
y=125x
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Exercises (10 minutes) Students work in pairs or small groups to complete Exercises 1–5
Discuss exercise 5.
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Open Ended
Explain your general strategy for comparing proportional relationships.
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CLOSING : Can we, Do we now know??
- know that any constant rate problem can be described by a linear equation in two variables where the slope of the graph is the constant rate.
- compare two different proportional relationships represented by graphs, equations, and tables to determine which has a greater rate of change.
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Multiple Choice
Practice for Exit Ticket
Which choice best describes the difference between the rates at which the girls did jumping jacks?
Melissa did 6 more jumping jacks per minute than Alicia.
Alicia did 6 more jumping jacks per minute than Melissa.
Melissa did 5 more jumping jacks per minute than Alicia.
Alicia did 5 more jumping jacks per minute than Melissa.
8.4. Lesson 22- CONSTANT RATE
Student Outcomes
- know that any constant rate problem can be described by a linear equation in two variables where the slope of the graph is the constant rate.
- compare two different proportional relationships represented by graphs, equations, and tables to determine which has a greater rate of change.
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