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Direct Proportion Problem Set

The document presents a series of questions related to direct proportion and the relationships between quantities. It includes scenarios involving plant growth, cost of fruits based on mass, and proportionality in various contexts. The questions aim to identify whether relationships are additive or multiplicative and to determine methods for solving proportional problems.

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Direct Proportion Problem Set

The document presents a series of questions related to direct proportion and the relationships between quantities. It includes scenarios involving plant growth, cost of fruits based on mass, and proportionality in various contexts. The questions aim to identify whether relationships are additive or multiplicative and to determine methods for solving proportional problems.

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Application

Direct
Proportion
Identification
Qs 1 Is the relationship
additive or
multiplicative?

Two weeks ago, two plants


measured at 10 and 15 inches,
respectively. Today, they are 14
and 19 inches tall. Did the 10
inch or 15 inch plant grow
more?
Qs 2

The cost($) of fruit or


vegetables increases with their
mass (kg). How would you
define the relation between the
mass and the total cost.
Qs 3

Think of 2 sets of quantities


around you that are directly
proportional.
Example: kg and cost of fruits
Qs 4 Is the relationship
additive or
multiplicative?

Which set has more circles?

B
Which method can
Qs 5
you use?

If 4 boats carry 36
passengers, then 2 boats of
the same size will carry
how many passengers?
Qs 6 Which method can
you use?

Sara bought 3 widgets for $4.5.


How much would 10 widgets
cost?
Which method can
Qs 7
you use?

a 5 10 15
Is b directly proportional to a?
b 75 150 225
Qs 8

What is the constant of


proportionality in the equation

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