Addition word problems - up to two digits
Addition word problems - up to two digits
What you'll learn
- Identify proportional relationships from tables, graphs, and equations by determining if the ratio between two variables remains constant.
- Solve real-world problems involving proportional relationships using methods such as cross-multiplication, scaling, and unit rates with 80% accuracy.
- Explain, in writing, how the constant of proportionality (k) relates to the slope of a line representing a proportional relationship on a graph.
- Apply proportional reasoning to calculate missing values in similar figures and scale drawings with at least 75% accuracy.
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