Section 2.7 Proportions and Direct Variation. 2.7 Lecture Guide: Proportions and Direct Variation Objective: Use proportions to solve word problems.

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Section 2.7 Proportions and Direct Variation

2.7 Lecture Guide: Proportions and Direct Variation Objective: Use proportions to solve word problems.

Proportion Algebraically or Verbally This proportion is read “a is to b as c is to d.” The extremes are a and d, and the means are b and c. Numerical Example or

Solve the following proportions

Solve the following proportions

Solve the following proportions

Solve the following proportions. 7.

Solve the following proportions. 8.

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11. On a drawing of a set of house plans 3 cm represents a distance of 15 ft. What distance corresponds to 7.5 cm on the house plans?

Objective: Solve problems involving direct variation. Direct Variation If x and y are real variables and k is a real constant, then: Verbally y varies directly as x with constant of variation k. Algebraically Example: Numerical Example Graphical Example

12. If y varies directly as x and y is 3 when x is 4, find y when x is 24.

13. If m varies directly as n and m is 12 when n is 5, find m when n is 60.

14. The distance a plane travels varies directly with time. The plane travels 1275 miles in 3 hrs. (a) What is the constant of variation? (b) Use the constant of variation to write an equation relating the distance the plane travels to the time it takes to travel that distance.

14. The distance a plane travels varies directly with time. The plane travels 1275 miles in 3 hrs. (c) Use this equation and a graphing calculator to complete the table of values shown below. Write the values from your table here. Time, xDistance, Y