- A person running down a field to score a touchdown: Not enough information (we would need to know the time it took the person to run the distance to determine if distance is proportional to time)
- A dog jogging at a constant speed for 20 minutes: Distance is proportional to time
- Line graph with line that starts at origin but does not remain straight: Not enough information (we would need to know what the graph represents, such as the speed of an object over time, to determine if distance is proportional to time)
- A horse running around a race track: Distance is proportional to time
- A truck passing through 4 cities at a constant speed: Distance is proportional to time
rag each object to show whether distance is proportional to time in the situation represented.
A person running down
a field to score a touchdown
A dog jogging at a constant
speed for 20
minutes
Line graph with line that starts at origin but does not remain straight.
Distance
(mi) Time
(hr)
15 4
30 8
45 12
A horse running
around a race track
A truck passing through
4
cities at a constant speed
Distance Is Proportional to Time
Distance Is NOT Proportional to Time
Not Enough Information
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