6th Grade STAAR Practice (TEKS 6.4A)

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Algebraic Relationships

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Describe a real-world situation that represents an additive relationship. *

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Describe a real-world situation that represents a multiplicative (proportional) relationship. *

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Which graphs show a multiplicative relationship? *

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Y = X

Y = X + 2

Y = 2 X

Y = ½ X

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Which graphs show an additive relationship? *

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Y = X

Y = X + 2

Y = 2 X

Y = ½ X

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What is the correct equation for an additive relationship? *

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y = x + a

y = x

y = a x

a ÷ x = y

What is the correct equation for a multiplicative relationship? *

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y = x + 5

y = 4 X

y = 3 X + 2

Y = 6x² + 4x + 2

Which scenario would represent an additive relationship? *

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John is twice as old as his sister Mary.

For every car, there are 4 tires.

Cesar will always be four years older than Axel.

You can buy watermelons for $4 each.

Which table shows a multiplicative relationship? *

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Which table shows an additive relationship? *

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The equation Y=9X shows the total amount Rosa earns, based upon the number of hours she works x. Is the relationship additive or multiplicative? Explain. *

Cesar is four years older than his brother Axel. Is the relationship additive or multiplicative? Explain and write the corresponding equation. *

The graph for a multiplicative pattern, represented by the equation y =ax, passes through the origin (0,0). *

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True

False

Sometimes

The graph for an additive pattern, represented by the equation y = x + a, where a is any non-zero number, does not pass through the origin. *

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True

False

Sometimes

An additive relationship is where you add or subtract x and any variable in order to find y. *

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True

False

Sometimes

A multiplicative relationship is where you multiply or divide x by any non-zero number in order to solve for y. In graphs of multiplicative relationships, the graph always starts at the origin (0,0). *

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True

False

Sometimes

An additive relationship is where you add or subtract x and any non-zero number in order to find y. *

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True

False

Sometimes

A function is an equation for which any x value that can be plugged into the equation will yield exactly one y value out of the equation. *

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True

False

Sometimes

In this type of relationship the origin (0,0) IS NOT represented in the table an the GRAPH *

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Multiplicative Relationship

Additive Relationship

Other:

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In this type of relationship, the origin (0,0) IS represented in the table and in the graph. *

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Multiplicative Relationship

Additive Relationhip

Other:

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