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8th Grade Rate of Change Worksheets

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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

The rate of change tells how much one quantity changes for each unit of another, such as degrees per hour. There are 3 sheets for 8th grade here, each with an answer key. Rate of Change From Tables in Context uses garden temperature and phone battery tables, Rate of Change From Graphs in Context adds the initial value over two pages, and Compare Rates of Change in Two Forms pairs equations, tables, graphs and sentences. The sheets practice 8.F.B.4 and 8.F.A.2.

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Compare Rates of Change in Two Forms - 8th Grade Linear Equations worksheet preview

Compare Rates of Change in Two Forms

Grade8th Grade
TopicLinear Equations
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Rate of Change From Graphs in Context - 8th Grade Linear Equations worksheet preview

Rate of Change From Graphs in Context

Grade8th Grade
TopicLinear Equations
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Rate of Change From Tables in Context - 8th Grade Linear Equations worksheet preview

Rate of Change From Tables in Context

Grade8th Grade
TopicLinear Equations
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Frequently Asked Questions

Divide the change in the output by the change in the input, and write the units, such as degrees per hour. A negative rate means the quantity is decreasing. Rate of Change From Tables in Context has six tables.

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