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Ratios - Equivalent, Expanding Recipes with Non-Integer Multiples - Decimals (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on practicing calculations with equivalent ratios and their application to real-life scenarios, such as mixing ingredients in recipes. Students are tasked with adjusting recipe amounts using non-integer multiples and decimals to solve problems that involve scaling ratios to find quantities of various components, specifically in a context of mixing colors or ingredients in food items. Questions are provided for students to determine the exact amount needed of one ingredient based on a given amount of another, with immediate feedback options (multiple choice answers). These problems build skills in proportional reasoning and solution of ratio problems involving decimals.

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Ratios - Equivalent, Expanding Recipes with Non-Integer Multiples - Decimals

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This smoothie needs 4.5 ml of peach for every 3.5 ml of lime. How much peach is needed if you have 11.375 ml of lime

3.5 ml 4.5 ml 11.375 ml ? ml

Ratios - Equivalent, Expanding Recipes with Non-Integer Multiples - Decimals Worksheet

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Math worksheet on 'Ratios - Equivalent, Expanding Recipes with Non-Integer Multiples - Decimals (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Rates and Ratios - Advanced' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/rates_and_ratios_advanced/
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This paint color needs 1.5 ml of blue for every 2.5 ml of magenta. How much blue is needed if you have 3.125 ml of magenta
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a
1.88 ml
b
2.12 ml
c
1.62 ml
d
0.12 ml
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This sundae needs 6 ml of strawberry for every 5 ml of chocolate. How much strawberry is needed if you have 13.75 ml of chocolate
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a
16.5 ml
b
17 ml
c
17.75 ml
d
17.5 ml
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This sundae needs 4.5 ml of strawberry for every 3.5 ml of chocolate. How much strawberry is needed if you have 7.875 ml of chocolate
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a
10.13 ml
b
11.38 ml
c
8.62 ml
d
11.88 ml
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This paint color needs 2 ml of blue for every 3 ml of magenta. How much blue is needed if you have 9 ml of magenta
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a
6 ml
b
4.75 ml
c
4.25 ml
d
4 ml
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This smoothie needs 6 ml of peach for every 7 ml of lime. How much peach is needed if you have 22.75 ml of lime
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a
19.5 ml
b
20.5 ml
c
20.25 ml
d
19 ml
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This paint color needs 3.5 ml of blue for every 4.5 ml of magenta. How much blue is needed if you have 13.5 ml of magenta
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a
10.5 ml
b
10 ml
c
11.75 ml
d
9 ml
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This sauce needs 3.5 ml of mustard for every 4.5 ml of ketchup. How much mustard is needed if you have 14.625 ml of ketchup
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a
11.38 ml
b
11.12 ml
c
9.62 ml
d
12.12 ml