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This lesson focuses on understanding ratios and proportions, emphasizing their properties and applications. Students will learn how to express ratios in different ways, such as using fractions and writing them in comparative forms. Key concepts include the ratio of different groups (e.g., females to males) and recognizing when a ratio cannot be simplified. Various mathematical problems involving angles and costs will be solved to reinforce these concepts. The assignment for practice is provided, targeting odds only.
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I can write ratios • I can use properties of proportions Lesson 6-1
quotient a : b with the same units Write with : or as a fraction, a/b
elective : non-elective 2 : 3
a : b : c Ex: ratio of freshmen to sophomores to juniors Cannot be written as a fraction
7 84 x 240 5x + 7x + 8x = 5 x 20x = 240 60 96 8 x x = 12
24° 2 x 2x + 10x + 3x = 180 3 x 15x = 180 x 10 36° 120° x = 12
7x L W 3x 3x 140 20x = x = 7 7x L = 49
fractions equal diagonals
72 8y = 163.8 6x = y = 9 x = 27.3
4(2x + 3) = 40 4(x + 1) 3(x – 1) = 8x + 12 = 40 4x + 4 3x – 3 = x = -7 x = 3.5
CD’s cost 3x = 3 2 89.7 = 44.85 x x = 29.9 $29.90
length width 40x = 40 16 144 = 9 x x = 3.6 3.6 inches
miles inches 4 x x = 14 = 1 3.5 14 miles
gal miles 5 x x = 14.58333 = 120 350 14.6 gallons
? 5 wide 3.5 18 tall 5 x = 3.5 18 x = 25.7143 25.7 inches
3 : 1 : 2 oats W : R : O wheat 120 2 = x 3 x = 180
ASSIGNMENT: 6-1 worksheet, do odds only