This math topic focuses on the skill of calculating unknown values from given ratios. The problems require the students to determine the amount of one item based on its ratio to another item whose quantity is known. Examples include comparing the number of tennis balls to soccer balls, boys to girls, and cats to dogs. These challenges enhance students' abilities to work with ratios, enhancing their analytical skills in proportional reasoning within everyday contexts.
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Practice:
Ratios - Calculate Value from Item Ratio
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How many tennis balls are there?
Ratios - Calculate Value from Item Ratio Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Ratios - Calculate Value from Item Ratio (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Rates and Ratios - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/rates_and_ratios_practice/ |
1
| How many tennis balls are there? |
a
| 10 |
b
| 5 |
c
| 3 |
d
| 1 |
2
| How many dogs are there? |
a
| 5 |
b
| 7 |
c
| 6 |
d
| 3 |
3
| How many girls are there? |
a
| 3 |
b
| 2 |
c
| 1 |
d
| 9 |
4
| How many girls are there? |
a
| 10 |
b
| 12 |
c
| 1 |
d
| 4 |
5
| How many dogs are there? |
a
| 4 |
b
| 1 |
c
| 7 |
d
| 2 |
6
| How many tennis balls are there? |
a
| 8 |
b
| 5 |
c
| 2 |
d
| 3 |
7
| How many soccer balls are there? |
a
| 8 |
b
| 5 |
c
| 1 |
d
| 2 |