Rates

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Now that you are solid on your ratio skillz, let's dive into the concept of a rate. We discussed what differentiates a rate and a ratio in class. Can you explain what the difference is?

If you had trouble answering the question above, watch the short video below for more information. Then go back and make sure your explanation has the best possible answer written down.

Let's take a look at how rates compare to each other in a world problem. Watch the video below to see a worked out example or skip it and try your luck on your own. Go gettum Tex!

Below you will find the Ratios and Rates Formative. You will only be able to answer equation question once. Try your best!

Rates

Rates

Now that you are solid on your ratio skillz, let's dive into the concept of a rate. We discussed what differentiates a rate and a ratio in class. Can you explain what the difference is?

Now that you are solid on your ratio skillz, let's dive into the concept of a rate. We discussed what differentiates a rate and a ratio in class. Can you explain what the difference is?

Solve some basic rate problems by clicking on the link below. Test yourself and get 100% correct to move on!

Basic Rates

Let's ramp up the rigor a bit with a few more challenging questions:

Challenging Rate Problems

Comparing Rates Problems

Rates

Rates

Now that you are solid on your ratio skillz, let's dive into the concept of a rate. We discussed what differentiates a rate and a ratio in class. Can you explain what the difference is?

Now that you are solid on your ratio skillz, let's dive into the concept of a rate. We discussed what differentiates a rate and a ratio in class. Can you explain what the difference is?

Solve some basic rate problems by clicking on the link below. Test yourself and get 100% correct to move on!Basic Rates

Let's ramp up the rigor a bit with a few more challenging questions:Challenging Rate Problems

Comparing Rates Problems

Solve some basic rate problems by clicking on the link below. Test yourself and get 100% correct to move on!

Basic Rates

Let's ramp up the rigor a bit with a few more challenging questions:

Challenging Rate Problems