Direct Variation i Respond 1 Which graph represents

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Direct Variation i. Respond

Direct Variation i. Respond

1. Which graph represents a direct variation? A B A. ) Graph A B.

1. Which graph represents a direct variation? A B A. ) Graph A B. ) Graph B C. ) Graph C D. ) Graph D C D

2. Which table represents a direct variation? Table 2 Table 1 x y 2

2. Which table represents a direct variation? Table 2 Table 1 x y 2 4 2 8 3 6 3 12 B. ) Table 2 6 18 C. ) Table 3 y x y D. ) Table 4 x 2 6 2 4 6 2 3 6 6 12 A. ) Table 1 Table 4

3. The variables x and y vary directly. If x=4 when y=24, find y

3. The variables x and y vary directly. If x=4 when y=24, find y when x=5 A. ) y=6 B. ) y=30 C. ) y=1/6 D. ) y=35

4. The height a ball bounces varies directly with the height from which it

4. The height a ball bounces varies directly with the height from which it is dropped. A ball bounces 20 m when it is dropped from 80 m. How high will the ball bounce if it is dropped from 100 m? Write the equation. A. ) y= (1/4)x B. ) y= (1/2)x C. ) y= 4 x D. ) y= 2 x

5. The height a ball bounces varies directly with the height from which it

5. The height a ball bounces varies directly with the height from which it is dropped. A ball bounces 20 m when it is dropped from 80 m. How high will the ball bounce if it is dropped from 100 m? A. ) 25 m B. ) 20 m C. ) 400 m D. ) 250 m

6. The variables x and y vary directly. Use the given values to write

6. The variables x and y vary directly. Use the given values to write an equation. x=9 y=3 A. ) y=3 x B. ) y=27 x C. ) y=(1/3)x D. ) y=9 x

7. The variables x and y vary directly. Use the given values to find

7. The variables x and y vary directly. Use the given values to find k. x=4 y=24 A. ) k=6 B. ) k=1/6 C. ) k=4 D. ) k=1/4

8. The variables x and y vary directly. Use the given values to write

8. The variables x and y vary directly. Use the given values to write the equation. x=4 y=24 A. ) y=6 x B. ) y=(1/6)x C. ) y=4 x D. ) y=(1/4)x

9. The variables x and y vary directly. Given the equation y= -3 x,

9. The variables x and y vary directly. Given the equation y= -3 x, find the value of x when y= -18 A. ) x= -6 B. ) x= (-1/6) C. ) x= 6 D. ) x= (1/6)

10. The total cost of gasoline varies directly to how many gallons put into

10. The total cost of gasoline varies directly to how many gallons put into a car. If 3 gallons of gasoline cost $5. 25, how much do 5 gallons cost? What is the independent variable? A. ) Total cost of gasoline B. ) Cost per gallon C. ) Cost per 3 gallons D. ) Number of gallons put into car

11. The total cost of gasoline varies directly to how many gallons put into

11. The total cost of gasoline varies directly to how many gallons put into a car. If 3 gallons of gasoline cost $5. 25, how much do 5 gallons cost? Find k. A. ) k=15. 75 B. ) k=1. 50 C. ) k=1. 75 D. ) k=15. 50

12. The total cost of gasoline varies directly to how many gallons put into

12. The total cost of gasoline varies directly to how many gallons put into a car. If 3 gallons of gasoline cost $5. 25, how much do 5 gallons cost? A. ) $1. 50 B. ) $26. 25 C. ) $1. 75 D. ) $8. 75

13. The number of students served during school lunch varies directly as time. If

13. The number of students served during school lunch varies directly as time. If 12 students can be served in 8 minutes, how many students can be served in 48 minutes? Define x and y. A. ) x=# students served, y=# of minutes B. ) x=# of cafeteria workers, y=# of minutes C. ) x=# students served, y= # of cafeteria workers D. ) x=# of minutes, y=# of students

14. The number of students served during school lunch varies directly as time. If

14. The number of students served during school lunch varies directly as time. If 12 students can be served in 8 minutes, how many students can be served in 48 minutes? Find the constant (k) A. ) k=2/3 B. ) k=3/2 C. ) k=96 D. ) k=4

15. The number of students served during school lunch varies directly as time. If

15. The number of students served during school lunch varies directly as time. If 12 students can be served in 8 minutes, how many students can be served in 48 minutes? A. ) 12 students B. ) 4 students C. ) 32 students D. ) 72 students

Answer Key • • 1. B 5. A 9. C 13. D 2. D

Answer Key • • 1. B 5. A 9. C 13. D 2. D 6. C 10. D 14. B 3. B 7. A 11. C 15. D 4. A 8. A 12. D