Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Graph to constant of proportionality · grades 6–7
Find Unit Rate from a Proportional Graph
Read the constant of proportionality directly from a graph. Exact plotted points make it possible to compare y/x or use the meaningful point (1, k) without estimating from a picture.
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Find Unit Rate from Graphs
Graph to unit rate · Small whole numbers · Seed 261501
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
Find k from the plotted points.
k = ___
No fake precision: tables, graph points, equations, and double number lines come from the same exact whole-number constant of proportionality. Better Buy problems compare integer cents per item, so a winner is never chosen from a rounded display value.
Teaching note 1
Choose a plotted point and calculate y/x to find k.
Teaching note 2
The point (1, k) shows the y-value for one x-unit, which is the unit rate.
Teaching note 3
A line through the origin is necessary but not enough; its y/x value must match every plotted point.
Move among tables, equations, graphs, double number lines, and Better Buy decisions in one exact generator.
Return to ratio foundations →Practice simplified ratios, equivalent tables, unit rates, proportions, and percent proportions.
Frequently asked questions
Why are points shown instead of only a line?
Visible integer-coordinate points let students read an exact rate rather than estimate a slope from the picture.
Is this the same as slope?
For y = kx, the constant of proportionality equals the slope, but this worksheet emphasizes the per-one rate meaning.