Form 6: Identifying Equations y = kx
Learn to recognize and write linear equations in the form y = kx for proportional relationships. Identify the constant of proportionality within mathematical equations.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Which equation represents a proportional relationship?
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Which equation is NOT a proportional relationship?
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Is y = -4x a proportional relationship?
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Is y = x a proportional relationship?
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Convert 'y is equal to 3.5 times x' into an equation. Is it proportional?
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Why is y = 2x + 5 non-proportional?
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Which of these equations has a constant of proportionality of 3/2?
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Is y = x / 4 proportional?
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Which equation has the steepest proportional graph?
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Does y = 0x represent a proportional relationship between non-zero x and y?
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If equation is 2y = 6x, is y proportional to x?
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Which model shows a proportional relationship?