Intro to Ratios #2

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7 questions

Question 1

Shaded parts to total parts?

Question 2

Shaded parts to white parts?

Question 3

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 1/5 using multiplication.

Question 4

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 12/24 using division.

Question 5

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 16/18 using division.

Question 6

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 5/8 using multiplication.

Question 7

Question 1

Shaded parts to total parts?

Question 2

Shaded parts to white parts?

Question 3

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 1/5 using multiplication.

Question 4

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 12/24 using division.

Question 5

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 16/18 using division.

Question 6

Use the text or pen tool to show a ratio equivalent (equal) to 5/8 using multiplication.

Question 7

How can you know that two ratios are equivalent? (Select ALL that apply).

The numerator and denominator are the same.

When a ratio with larger numbers is simplified to its lowest terms, the ratios are equal.

The numerator and denominator are flipped versions of each other. (Ex. 1/3 = 3/1)

When a simplified ratio is multiplied by the same factor for the numerator and denominator, it makes a new ratio that is equal to the one you started with.

How can you know that two ratios are equivalent? (Select ALL that apply).

The numerator and denominator are the same.

When a ratio with larger numbers is simplified to its lowest terms, the ratios are equal.

The numerator and denominator are flipped versions of each other. (Ex. 1/3 = 3/1)

When a simplified ratio is multiplied by the same factor for the numerator and denominator, it makes a new ratio that is equal to the one you started with.