Looking at proportional relationships
In this lesson, we will look at proportional relationships, in particular the unitary method whereby we calculate proportion as a ratio of 1:n.
12 lessons
In this lesson, we will look at proportional relationships, in particular the unitary method whereby we calculate proportion as a ratio of 1:n.
In this lesson, we will look at proportional relationships in familiar real world worded problem contexts.
In this lesson, we will explore real life scenarios involving direct proportion and model solutions.
In this lesson, we will learn how to recognise when two quantities are directly proportional to each other.
In this lesson, we will solve worded problems involving direct proportion and model solutions using tables.
In this lesson, we will recognise and interpret the graphical representation of a proportional relationships.
In this lesson, we will learn about the the term 'constant of proportionality' and how it relates to how proportion works.
In this lesson, we will investigate word proportion problems involving exchange rates, and cost scaling. We will then model their solutions.
In this lesson, we will explore when two quantities are inversely proportional to each other. We will learn about the term inverse proportion and how to identify an inversely proportional relationship.
In this lesson, we will interpret, solve and model solutions to inverse proportion problems.
In this lesson, we will learn to recognise and distinguish the graphical representation of inverse proportion.
In this lesson, we will solve a variety of direct and inverse proportion problems. We will learn how to identify when a problem is about direct or inverse proportion.
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