Chapter 8: RATIOS, RATES, PROPORTIONS, AND CONVERSIONS - BC
[Pages:16]Chapter 8: RATIOS, RATES, PROPORTIONS, AND CONVERSIONS
8.1 RATIOS p 2-3 8.2 RATES p 4-5 8.3 PROPORTIONS p 6-7 8.4 CONVERSIONS p 8-9 8.5 PERCENT OF CHANGE p 10-11 8.6 SIMPLE INTEREST p 12-13 Answer Key
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8.1 RATIOS
Key Vocabulary 8.1 colon: _________________________________________________________________ ratio: __________________________________________________________________
Think 8.1
Sentence: There are 12 men and 18 women in the math class.
Ratio Sentence: The ratio of men to women is 12 to 18.
Written as: 12:18 or 12 and simplified as: 2:3 or 2
18
3
For whole number ratios, leave ratio improper: 4 to 1 or 4:1 or 4 1
For mixed number ratios, convert mixed numbers to improper.
2
1 2
to 3
2
1 2
3
5 2
3
5 2
3 1
51 23
5 6
Try It 8.1
Write each ratio using a colon and as a fraction. Simplify by reducing fractions to lowest
terms.
Colon Fraction
Colon Fraction
1) 4 to 6: ________; __________
3) 16 to 8: ________; __________
5)
4
1 2
to
3:
________;
__________
2) 15 to 3: ________; __________
4) 6 to 2: ________; __________
6)
6
1 3
to
2
1 2
:________;
__________
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8.1 Practice Exercises
Write each ratio using a colon and as a fraction. Simplify by reducing fractions to lowest terms.
Colon Fraction
1) 18 to 10: ________; __________
2) 14 to 28: ________; __________
3) 10 to 5: ________; __________
4)
2
1 4
to 4 :
________; __________
5)
5
1 2
to 3 :
________; __________
6) 6 to 11: ________; __________
7) 8 to 2: ________; __________ 8) 9 to 12: ________; __________ Write the sentences as a ratio. Simplify by reducing fractions to lowest terms. 9) Last year, the softball team won 20 out of 28 games. What is the ratio of wins to
losses? : _______________________________________________________ 10) Write an original sentence to show the ratio 24 to 18.
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8.2 PROPORTIONS
Key Vocabulary 8.2
proportion: ____________________________________________________________
equal cross products: ____________________________________________________
Think 8.2
To read a proportion created by two equal ratios, use the word "as" in place of the equal "=' SIGN.
2 8 reads "2 is to 3 as 8 is to 12." 3 12
To determine if a proportion is correct, use cross multiplication. If the cross products
are equal, then the proportion is correct.
2
8 (2)(12) = 24 and (3)(8) = 24; therefore, 2 = 8
3 12
3 12
2 10 (2)(22) = 44 and (3)(10) = 30; therefore, 2 10
3 22
3 22
Try It 8.2
Use cross multiplication to determine if proportion are equal. Circle = or . 1) 3 to 9 : ______________________ = or
4 12 2) 8 to 32 : ______________________ = or
3 12 3) 7 to 35 : ______________________ = or
5 20 4) 6 to 24 : ______________________ = or
9 45 5) 4 to 20 : ______________________ = or
5 25 6) 9 to 45 : ______________________ = or
6 36
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8.2 Practice Exercises
Use cross multiplication to determine if the proportions are equal. Circle = or .
1)
3 to 15 : ______________________ = or
8 40
2)
4 to 24 : ______________________ = or
9 63
3)
2 to 14 : ______________________ = or
7 56
4)
6 to 18 :______________________ = or
5 15
5)
12 to 48 : ______________________ = or
8 56
6)
10 to 30 : ______________________ = or
6 18
7)
7 to 42 : ______________________ = or
8 48
8)
4 to 28 : ______________________ = or
10 80
9)
8 to 32 : _____________________ = or
3 18
10) Adam sold 8 boxes of tools in 3 hours. Sarah sold 48 boxes of tools in 21 hours.
Set up a proportion for the two rates and determine is the proportion is equal.
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8.3 RATES
Key Vocabulary 8.3
rate:___________________________________________________________________
per: ___________________________________________________________________
units:__________________________________________________________________
Think 8.3 Formulas for Common Rates:
mileage miles gallons
heart rate beats hour
speed miles hour
unit cost dollars pound/ounces
240 miles in 3 hours : miles 240 80 miles per hour hours 3
360 miles in 14 gallons : miles 360 26 miles per gallon gallons 14
304 beats in 4 minutes : beats 304 76 beats per minute minutes 4
$18.90 for 6 pounds : dollars $18.90 $3.16 per pound pound 6
Try It 8.3
Find each rate and label the units. 1) 375 miles on 15 gallons: _________________________________ 2) 320 beats in 4 minutes: __________________________________ 3) $1.75 for 5 ounces: _____________________________________ 4) $12.80 for 16 ounces: ___________________________________ 5) 204 miles in 3 hours: ____________________________________ 6) 330 miles in 4 hours: ____________________________________
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8.3 Practice Exercises
Find the rates. 1) $12 for 4 pounds 2) $1.40 for 7 pencils 3) 216 miles in 3 hours 4) 120 chairs for 30 tables 5) 18 tons poured in 8 hours 6) 825 miles on 15 gallons 7) $98 sales in 1 week 8) 1,360 words in 20 minutes 9) 410 heart beats in 6 minutes
Cost per pound _____ Cost per pencil _____ Miles per hour _____ Chairs per table _____ Tons poured per hour_____ Miles per gallon _____ Sales per day _____ Words per minute _____ Beats per minute_____
10) Find the best deal on cartons of eggs.
a) $21 for 6 cartons
b) $20 for 5 cartons
c) $18 for 4 cartons
d) $24 for 7 cartons
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8.4 CONVERSIONS
Key Vocabulary 8.4
conversion: _____________________________________________________________
Metric Units: ____________________________________________________________
Standard Units: __________________________________________________________
Think 8.4
Different units are used to measure length, volume, weight, and other measurements.
For example, a floor can be measured in inches, feet, yards, centimeters, and meters. (Others apply as well)
To convert from one measurement unit to another, write the unit values ratio in
fraction form. Then multiply by the new data value, and simplify.
1 yard = 3 feet
3 yards equals how many feet?
yards : 1 x 3 3yards feet 3 3 9 feet
1 yard = 0.9144 meters
3 yards equals how many meters?
yards : 1 x 3 3 yards meters 0.9144 3 2.74 meters
1 gallon = 3.7854 liters
2 gallons equals how many liters?
gallons : 1 x 2 2 gallons liters 3.7854 2 7.57liters
Try It 8.4
Convert the following measurements units.
1) 1 mile = 1.6093 kilometers 2 miles = _____ kilometers
2) 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters 4 inches = _____ centimeters 3) 1 teaspoon = 5 milliliters 8 teaspoons = _____ milliliters
4) 1 pound = 16 ounces 5) 1 cup = 16 tablespoons 6) 1 liter = 4 cups
3 pounds = _____ ounces 3 cups = ________ tablespoons 12 liters = ___________ cups
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