7th Grade
Proportional Tables Practice
Focused practice on identifying proportional relationships from tables. Includes ratio checks, finding k, and non-proportional examples.
4 pagesPDFAnswer key included
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What's Included
4 pages: 2 pages identifying proportional tables, 1 page finding k from tables, 1 page creating proportional tables from given equations.
Sample Problems
Identify Proportional
Is this table proportional? x=1,y=5; x=2,y=9; x=3,y=13
Answer: No. 5÷1=5, 9÷2=4.5, 13÷3=4.33. Ratios not equal.
Standards
7.RP.A.2a
Frequently asked questions
What if x=0 in the table?
If x=0 and y≠0, the relationship is not proportional. Skip the zero row when finding k.
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