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Be creative using drawing, pictures, videos etc!

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Be creative using drawing, pictures, videos etc!

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1. What might the equation to the graph in the first column be?

2. What thought processes did both of you have while coming up with the equation?

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when x increases y decreases

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math is amazing !!

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when y decreases, x increases

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y decreases x decreases

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when x increases y decreases

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x increase y decrease

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When x increase, y decrease

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x is directly proportionate to y 🐸

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When x increases y decreases

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when y increases x decreases

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When x increases, y decreases.

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When y decreases, x increases

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As y decreases, x also decreases

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Not directly proportional

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when y decreases, x also decreases

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inversely proportional

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as y decreases, x increases

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this is very linear

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y is inversely proportional to x

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inversely proportional to x

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money- inflation increase, ur own money decrease :D

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when x increases y decreases

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this is a proportionate linear graph but the other one on the left column is curve graph

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x increase=y decrease ;)

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As x increases, y decreases

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Inversely proportional

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when x increases y decreases

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the older you become the less energy you have:D

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My age against my wisdom

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This is a directly proportional graph

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inversely proportional

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the less money i have the sadder i am

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As the human population increases, wildlife decreases

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The older you get the less brain cells you have

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more homework more depressd

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the more food i eat, the less hungry i get :))

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more homework less energy

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The more homework I have the less my happiness I have

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as the speed of the car increases the distance decreases

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It is a directly proportional graph, while the first graph was not

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more school less happiness

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it’s a straight line but the first is a curve

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This is not not directly proportional

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more kahoots less sad

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this graph is directly proportional, while the other graph is an inversely proportionate graph

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it is a straight line

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Directly proportional

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this is directly proportional while the other one is inversely proportional

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straight line

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this is linear-er

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This is linear but the other one is quadratic

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directly proportional graph

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this graph is a straight line while the one in the first column is a curved one

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This graph is directly proportional but the previous one was inversely proportionate

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It is directly proportional

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First graph is curvier than the second one

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y=k/x

Cause you put the opposite of multiply

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y= k/x
因为it’s inversely proportional

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1. y=k/x
2. u used it in kahoot so pure guess

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y=k/x

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1. Y=k/x
2. It is an inversely proportional graph

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2. The opposite of multiply is divide

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1. y=k/x

2. thing is, i see the answer but i’m not sure how to get it..

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1. Y= k/x
2. Just now in Kahoot u said those who chose was ahead so it’s this ig

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y=k/x

when one decreases, the other increases so uh it should be divide to flip it or smth idk

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1. y=k/x
2. you said in Kahoot

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I learned a lot from the kahoot and this

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y=k/x
weeee

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1. y=k/x
2. they are inversely proportional and when you divide y by x, it’ll go the opposite direction

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Direct and inverse proportion can be applied to real life

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had a lot of fun for kahoot!! yayy and i learned that u have to flip it into y=k/x :)

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The difference between direct and inverse proportion

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1. y=k/x

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I learnt about the y=k/x equation and the diff graphs as well as how the line can’t touch the x and y axis:) yay math kahoot

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graphs can be applied in our daily lives

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no questions!

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Hyperbola

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i learnt about how why there is no x/y-intercept

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hyperbola vs parabola are different!

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math is useful

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Formula for inverse proportion is y=k/x and that k≠0

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I learnt what the y=k/x equation is

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What a hyperbola is

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I learnt that y= k/x for inverse proportions

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what a hyperbola is

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nope

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no

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Y=k/x

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No

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nope

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the graph cannot touch the y and x axis

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no

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no

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graph must not touch x or y-axis

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nah