Understanding Direct and Inverse Proportional Equations
Discover the concepts of direct and inverse proportionality through writing equations. Engage in a mini-lesson using whiteboards to explore relationships between variables and their proportionalities. Practice and reinforce your understanding with provided examples and solutions.
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Directly and inversely proportional Use with student whiteboards, or paper Objective- a mini lesson on writing equations based on definitions that use the words directly and inversely proportional
B A = C A is directly proportional to B A is inveresly proportional to C
A= B C A is directly proportional to B A is directly proportional to C
1 In the equation = A BC A is inveresly proportional to B A is inveresly proportional to C
On your whiteboards- practice writing the equations according to the definitions provided.
#1 weight(w) is directly proportional to mass(m) and directly proportional to acceleration due to gravity(g)
#2 Pressure(P) is directly proportional to the Force(F)and inversely proportional to the area(A)
#3 Frequency(f) is inversely proportional to the time(t)
#4 Acceleration(a) is directly proportional to the Force(F) and inversely proportional to the mass(m)
#5 is directly proportional to the , directly proportional to the and inversely proportional to the
#1 weight(w) is directly proportional to mass(m) and directly proportional to acceleration due to gravity(g) w=mg
#2 Pressure(P) is directly proportional to the Force(F)and inversely proportional to the area(A) P=F/A
#3 Frequency(f) is inversely proportional to the time(t) f=1/t
#4 Acceleration(a) is directly proportional to the Force(F) and inversely proportional to the mass(m) a=F/m
#5 is directly proportional to the , directly proportional to the and inversely proportional to the = ( )/
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