UNIT 6.02 Tables of Values & Linear Equations I can identify the unit rate, display it in an x-y table, and write it in a linear equation.

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UNIT 6.02 Tables of Values & Linear Equations I can identify the unit rate, display it in an x-y table, and write it in a linear equation.

Vocabulary Constant Rate of Change: In a Linear Equation, a Unit Rate is called the Constant Rate of Change and is the coefficient of the variable x. Constant Rates of Change are expressed as fractions. Example: John can eat 210 hotdogs in 15 minutes! What is the Unit Rate described here? What is the Linear Equation described here? y = 14x 14 hotdogs per minute

Let’s Practice! Find the Unit Rate, fill in the table and then write the Linear Equation that is described. Hours (x) Miles (y) Snowshoeing 2.5 miles in 5 hours Unit Rate: ___________ 0.5 mph 1) Linear Equation: _______________ y = ½x Fraction!

Let’s Practice! Find the Unit Rate, fill in the table and then write the Linear Equation that is described. Pieces (x) Cost (y) Buying 12 pieces of beef jerky for $ Unit Rate: ___________ $0.75 per piece 2) Linear Equation: _______________ y = ¾x Fraction!

Let’s Practice! Find the Unit Rate, fill in the table and then write the Linear Equation that is described. XY Unit Rate: ___________ 3 3) Linear Equation: _______________ y = 3x

Let’s Practice! Find the Unit Rate, fill in the table and then write the Linear Equation that is described. XY Unit Rate: ___________ 1/5 4) Linear Equation: _______________ y = 1/5x

6.02 THE LINEAR TABLE! WS Homework Time! I can identify the unit rate, display it in an x-y table, and write it in a linear equation.