Proportion (AQA GCSE Maths): Quizzes
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What happens to two quantities in direct proportion when one increases?
What happens to two quantities in direct proportion when one increases?
The other increases by the same factor
Which situation shows direct proportion?
Which situation shows direct proportion?
Number of items bought and total cost
What is the first step when solving a direct proportion problem?
What is the first step when solving a direct proportion problem?
Find the unit rate
If frames cost , what is the cost of frame?
If frames cost , what is the cost of frame?
What is the key characteristic when you multiply two inversely proportional quantities together?
What is the key characteristic when you multiply two inversely proportional quantities together?
You always get the same result
Which situation shows inverse proportion?
Which situation shows inverse proportion?
Speed and journey time for fixed distance
If people build a wall in days, what is the total work in person-days?
If people build a wall in days, what is the total work in person-days?
person-days
If a journey at km/h takes hours, how long at km/h?
If a journey at km/h takes hours, how long at km/h?
hour
When should you use division in proportion problems?
When should you use division in proportion problems?
When the relationship is inverse
Which quantity often indicates an inverse proportion problem?
Which quantity often indicates an inverse proportion problem?
Time