Common Core State Standards - Ratios and Proportional Relationships - 7.RP.A.3

This seventh- and eighth-grade math worksheet provides students with ample practice identifying the constant of proportionality from a graph. To determine the constant of proportionality, students need to select a point on the graph and then calculate the ratio of the y-coordinate to the x-coordinate. Students are required to find the constant of proportionality for several graphs in this two-page exercise, writing their answer as a whole number or simplified fraction. This worksheet is an excellent way to prepare students to solve problems involving real-world proportional relationships. For additional practice, students can try the "Find the Constant of Proportionality From Graphs" worksheet.

This seventh- and eighth-grade math worksheet provides practice in analyzing graphs that represent proportional relationships in real-world scenarios. Students are required to answer questions about specific points on given graphs and interpret their meaning. The worksheet features relationships such as time spent riding a bike and distance traveled, and pounds of fruit and total cost. This exercise is a useful way to help students connect math concepts to real-world situations and prepare them for graphing proportional relationships by developing their understanding of the meaning of different points on a graph.

The worksheet asks fifth- to eighth-grade students to create a frequency table and bar graph for the first 100 digits of pi. They will use these tools to analyze and answer questions about the distribution of digits.

This one-page practice worksheet aims to assist students in recognizing equivalent ratios that create proportions. The worksheet builds on their understanding of equivalent fractions and ratios, with a brief introductory section on how to identify whether two ratios form a proportion. It has 12 practice problems for students to work on.