Mathematics Instructional Plan - Grade 6
Equivalent ratios arise by multiplying each value in a ratio by the same constant value. For example, the ratio of 8:4 would be equivalent to the ratio 16:8, since each value in the first ratio could be multiplied by 2 to obtain the second ratio. ................
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