Interpreting graphs of proportional relationships (examples) | 7th grade | Khan Academy

Learn how to read and understand graphs of proportional relationships
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[@sam-cz9if]

Isn’t the vertical coordinate A the representative of distance travelled in 5 hours not 4 ?

[@puregamma]

sam ur right!

[@controllermartoz7607]

sam yeah I also thought that maybe it just slipped out of his mind

[@sarahthepotato_1234]

Ik I’m so confusef

[@olgagvozdeva9245]

@@sarahthepotato_1234 same yeah

[@amycolquitt846]

Sam ur right

[@MemphisApplegate]

Did Sal get that first problem wrong? It must be me, as he knows slightly more about math than me. Coordinate A is the distance in 5 hours, not 4.

[@musasda]

Yeah, you're right.

[@spirit-ph1no]

+Memphis Applegate your right. Keep in mind its rough doing math videos without making some error.

[@MemphisApplegate]

+Ghost I don't have to keep it in mind, as I make woodworking videos, and can't even get that right!!! Been watching Sal for years, and it's the first error I ever caught.

[@Ame-vq2zn]

But it was on the line so that makes it the same.

[@alissaolsen4872]

I think he got the first one wrong, or am I trippin here??

[@arilizzy3081]

all the likes on here were from teachers nobody say anything

[@bestalpha6004]

its 5 not 4 hours

[@lilit905]

He probably said it on accident without noticing

[@kiddiesPlayRoom]

The first ansa is wrong. Vertical on point A shows 5hours 🤷‍♂️

[@Masked_Opp]

Great Video But You Got The First One Wrong Its Five Hours

[@CarlosGomez-xy6eg]

Poor Sal, jhe got it wrong. A is at 5 hours of time, not four.

[@jjmjjm9454]

Starting online school

[@hyosoonkim6413]

the first question is wrong

[@Idrk.drake7]

To clear up confusion, the first one is wrong!! Even Khan Academy practice questions popped this problem up for me and it said "The y-coordinate of point A represents the distance driven in 4 hours." Is incorrect. We are not tripping, lol.

[@marianajaimehernandez3119]

he got wrong the first answer of first graph

[@shine3990]

it should be only be the second choice, am i correct?

[@nathansomerville7115]

Thanks thought i was going mad

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

lol he fckd up the 1st one

[@lilit905]

He really did, but its probably on accident. He may have messed it up without noticing

[@allaoros]

At least somebody showed what I needed for homework

[@ankurvashi239]

isn't the horizontal coordinate representing the distance travelled in 5 hrs

[@Oba382]

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[@siddharthzaveri7057]

This was very explanatory. Thank you!

[@theweirdoneyt1960]

Idk if i should be learning from this guy 🤷‍♂️

[@syeircoolins7670]

This helped alot ty

[@povion1068]

Nice vid dx

[@chloecraigdaliva9241]

Who knows how to read :: at a proportion... Pls. I wanna know..I just forget it..

[@madhuvarghesek]

Thanks Sal !!!

[@dreherman3051]

Weh d clendon mobs

[@jovanielrios5589]

thx now i can do my homework

[@rafailzintro929]

Great video!

[@nicngo1458]

meh

[@mortadawatheq9677]

Y 80

[@jeremydunbar1666]

Hola

[@UNKNOWN-xk2bi]

this is so easy I dont even have to watch dis vid lol

[@Jassim_313]

then why did you click on it idiot

[@veeru5538]

Then why are u here pabo

[@michelleissmelly2623]

my fogie teacher assigned us a project to do in math and we have to not only make one of these but more than 15

[@seanandrews5329]

who here from bao le