Direct proportion pricing: calculating 2 kg and n-times purchase costs
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This example demonstrates how to use a constant unit price to solve word problems involving direct proportionality: students compute the cost for 2 kg from a given 1 kg price and determine the required payment factor when buying n times as much. The key mathematics is direct proportionality (price is proportional to quantity), translating text into algebraic relationships, and reasoning with multi
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Sequence(Random[2, 9], m, 1, 3) → randomNumberB, {5, 8, 6}Element({correct1, correct2, correct3}, excount) → correctElement({sol1, sol2, sol3}, excount) → solTextfield(input1) → Eingabefeld1Element({b1, b2, b3}, excount) → bIf(step ≟ 1, (1.3406, -3.49119), (1.36037, -2.4)) → SSemicircle(A2, A1) → kaSemicircle(B1, B2) → kbPoint(Line[G, xAxis]) → HPoint(Line[I, xAxis]) → JPoint(Line[A, xAxis]) → BTextfield(input2) → Eingabefeld2Textfield(input3) → Eingabefeld3