This math topic provides exercises focusing on calculating quantities based on given ratios, specifically involving items represented in visual format. The problems typically ask how many units (either squares or circles) should be present according to displayed ratios. The questions are of intermediate difficulty and intended to build foundational understanding of ratio concepts within the broader study of ratios of lengths. Each question presents multiple choice answers, reinforcing skills in analyzing and applying ratios to solve problems.
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Practice:
Ratios - Calculate Value from Total and Item Ratio (From Image)
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How many squares should there be if they are in the given ratio?
Ratios - Calculate Value from Total and Item Ratio (From Image) Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Ratios - Calculate Value from Total and Item Ratio (From Image) (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Ratios of Lengths - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/ratios_lengths_calculating_intro/ |
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| How many circles should there be if they are in the given ratio? |
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| How many squares should there be if they are in the given ratio? |
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| How many squares should there be if they are in the given ratio? |
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| How many squares should there be if they are in the given ratio? |
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| How many squares should there be if they are in the given ratio? |
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| How many squares should there be if they are in the given ratio? |
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