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Equivalent ratios in a table · grades 6–7

Identify Proportional Relationships from Tables

Build table sets that require a real proportionality check instead of pattern guessing. Some tables preserve one constant y/x; others deliberately change one row so students must identify the broken relationship.

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Identify Proportional Tables

Identify proportional tables · Small whole numbers · Seed 261501

1.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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2.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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3.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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4.

Is y/x constant in every row?

x1235y36914
5.

Is y/x constant in every row?

x1245y22810
6.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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7.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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8.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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9.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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10.

Is y/x constant in every row?

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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

A table is proportional only when the ratio y/x is the same for every nonzero x-value.

Teaching note 2

A growing pattern alone is not proof; compare multiplicatively rather than looking only at additive differences.

Teaching note 3

Use the answer key to discuss the first row that breaks the constant ratio.

All proportional relationship skills →

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.

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Frequently asked questions

How are non-proportional tables made?

They begin with an exact y = kx relationship, then one y-value is changed so the table cannot accidentally remain proportional.

Does every proportional table include a zero row?

No. Students can establish the relationship from matching nonzero ratios; the coordinate origin is emphasized in the graph-focused practice.