This math topic focuses on practicing the simplification of ratios. It is targeted at beginners and is part of a larger introductory unit on rates and ratios. Each problem on this topic presents a specific ratio and asks the learner to simplify it, offering multiple-choice options. For instance, participants are shown ratios like 15:6, 9:6, and 16:20 and need to determine their simplest form from among the provided choices. This aims to build foundational skills in understanding and simplifying ratios.
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What can this ratio be simplified to?
9:15
Math worksheet on 'Ratios - Simplified Ratios (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Rates and Ratios - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/rates_and_ratios_practice/ |
What can this ratio be simplified to? |
6:10 |
6:14 |
3:5 |
2:1 |
9:2 |
What can this ratio be simplified to? |
9:12 |
5:3 |
3:4 |
2:13 |
2:11 |
What can this ratio be simplified to? |
8:20 |
5:12 |
9:8 |
2:5 |
1:11 |
What can this ratio be simplified to? |
12:16 |
2:12 |
1:6 |
3:4 |
1:10 |
What can this ratio be simplified to? |
15:9 |
7:11 |
5:3 |
12:5 |
14:4 |
What can this ratio be simplified to? |
9:15 |
10:6 |
3:5 |
2:3 |
5:4 |
What can this ratio be simplified to? |
8:10 |
5:11 |
6:10 |
4:5 |
9:3 |