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- Match one term of each pair of ratios and say which is larger.4 : 9 or 3 : 75 : 8 or 7 : 129 : 4 or 7 : 310 : 7 or 13 : 96 : 11 or 11 : 20
- Compare the share of kicks that score for Elena and Luis.
- Match the number of campers to compare counselor ratios at two camps.
- Compare how crowded the Blue Room and the Green Room are.
- Scale the ratios to find who skates faster, Emma or Jack.
- Find which of 4 : 7 and 3 : 5 is larger and explain Noah's mistake.
- Compare the ratios for Lily's and Maya's robotics teams.
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Deciding which of two ratios is larger: the lesson ›More Chapter 4 worksheets: Ratios
- 4.1What a ratio is: language and notation
- 4.2Part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios
- 4.3Scaling a ratio up or down
- 4.4Finding a missing value in a pair of equal ratios
- 4.5Ratio tables
- 4.6The double number line
- 4.7Tape diagrams and sharing in a ratio
- 4.8Deciding which of two ratios is larger