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    This math lesson discusses ratios and proportions. It provides examples of how to identify and write ratios in different forms, including part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios. Examples include ratios of votes for candidates, movie genres, and numbers of girls and boys at a tennis camp. Students are asked to practice writing ratios using information provided, such as numbers of different colored M&Ms or students' favorite colors. The goal is for students to understand ratios and be able to express them in part-to-part and part-to-whole forms using fractions, decimals, or words.

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    This math lesson discusses ratios and proportions. It provides examples of how to identify and write ratios in different forms, including part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios. Examples include ratios of votes for candidates, movie genres, and numbers of girls and boys at a tennis camp. Students are asked to practice writing ratios using information provided, such as numbers of different colored M&Ms or students' favorite colors. The goal is for students to understand ratios and be able to express them in part-to-part and part-to-whole forms using fractions, decimals, or words.

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    This math lesson discusses ratios and proportions. It provides examples of how to identify and write ratios in different forms, including part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios. Examples include ratios of votes for candidates, movie genres, and numbers of girls and boys at a tennis camp. Students are asked to practice writing ratios using information provided, such as numbers of different colored M&Ms or students' favorite colors. The goal is for students to understand ratios and be able to express them in part-to-part and part-to-whole forms using fractions, decimals, or words.

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    This math lesson discusses ratios and proportions. It provides examples of how to identify and write ratios in different forms, including part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios. Examples include ratios of votes for candidates, movie genres, and numbers of girls and boys at a tennis camp. Students are asked to practice writing ratios using information provided, such as numbers of different colored M&Ms or students' favorite colors. The goal is for students to understand ratios and be able to express them in part-to-part and part-to-whole forms using fractions, decimals, or words.

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    Math 7

    Unit Ratios and Proportions


    Identifying Ratios

    By the end of this lesson you will be able to ____________________________________________________.

    Example 1 - If Candidate A received 6 votes and Candidate B received 8 votes. How many different ratios
    can be used to describe the results?
    What is a ratio? ________________________________________________________________________
    What are the three ways to represent a ratio?

    1) ___________________________________
    2) ___________________________________
    3) ___________________________________

    What two quantities are being compared in the problem?


    1) ___________________________________ and 2) ___________________________________
    Write two Part-to-Part Ratios

    Write two Part to Whole Ratios

    1)

    1)

    2)

    2)

    Write each of the part-to-part ratios using the three methods.


    1) ______________
    2) ______________

    ______________
    ______________

    ______________
    ______________

    Write each of the part-to-whole ratios using the three methods.


    1) ______________
    2) ______________

    ______________
    ______________

    ______________
    ______________

    Finish these two sentences


    1) Ratios should be __________________________________.
    2) Ratios should be left as ____________________________.

    Example 2 Fill in the table with that


    that came out in the first few months of
    this information.
    Identify three part-to-part ratios and write
    forms.
    1)
    2)
    3)

    Movie Genre

    Number
    of
    Movies

    Action/Adventure

    categorizes the first 50 movies


    2013. Use ratios to describe

    them using each of the three

    Comedy
    Drama/Romance
    Animation
    Science
    Fiction/Fantasy
    Suspense

    Identify three part-to-whole ratios and write them using each of the three forms.
    1)
    2)
    3)

    Example 3 - A Tennis Camp has an enrollment of _________ athletes. _______ of those athletes are girls.
    What is the ratio of girls to boys?
    What ratio does the information in the problem allow you to create? __________________________________
    What ratio does the question ask for? _______________________________
    How can you determine the number of boys at this camp given the information from the problem?

    What is the ratio of girls to boys at the camp written in three different forms?

    Your Turn to Practice


    Fill in the problems with the correct values or words from the video.
    1) In a small bag of M&Ms there are ____ brown, ____ red, ____ blue, and ____ green M&Ms. What is the
    ratio of __________to __________M&Ms?

    2) The ratio of girls to all campers at a sports camp was _____ to _____. What was the ratio of _________
    to _________ at this camp?

    3) Using the table, write each ratio as a fraction.


    a) Orange to Yellow
    b) Green to Red
    c) Blue to All Students
    d) Purple

    or

    Blue

    to

    Favorite Colors
    of Students
    Number of
    Colors
    Students
    Orange
    Purple
    Yellow
    Blue
    Green
    Red

    Yellow

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