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Grade 7 proportional reasoning

Use proportional relationships and signed arithmetic to solve equations, geometry, and probability problems.

proportional

Proportions and percent applications

  • constant of proportionality
  • scale drawings
  • percent change
  • multi-step rates
number algebra

Rational operations and equations

  • signed rational arithmetic
  • equivalent expressions
  • equations and inequalities
geometry probability

Geometry, sampling, and chance

  • circles and angles
  • surface area and volume
  • probability models
  • sample inference

Practice inventory

16 deterministic activities are available now.

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Find a rate with fractions

Divide fractional quantities to express an amount per one unit.

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Identify a proportional relationship

Check for a constant ratio and a graph through the origin.

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Write a proportional equation

Use the constant of proportionality in an equation of the form y = kx.

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Solve a percent-change problem

Use the original quantity as the percent-change reference.

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Add and subtract signed numbers

Model direction and distance while combining signed quantities.

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Multiply and divide signed numbers

Use sign relationships and magnitude separately.

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Rewrite an expression

Use distribution and combining like terms without changing value.

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Solve a multi-step equation

Undo distribution and combine like terms while preserving equality.

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Solve an inequality

Reverse the comparison only when multiplying or dividing by a negative.

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Use a scale drawing

Apply a scale factor consistently to corresponding lengths.

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Find circle measures

Distinguish radius, diameter, circumference, and area.

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Use angle relationships

Use complementary, supplementary, vertical, and adjacent relationships.

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Solve a solid-measure problem

Choose and apply the measure appropriate to a three-dimensional situation.

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Reason from a sample

Judge whether a sample can represent a population and interpret its estimate cautiously.

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Find a simple probability

Compare favorable equally likely outcomes with all possible outcomes.

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Find a compound probability

Use organized lists or trees to count multistage outcomes.