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- Write the part-to-whole ratio from each part-to-part ratio.3 : 57 : 21 : 46 : 58 : 3
- Write the part-to-part ratio from each part-to-whole ratio.2 : 95 : 84 : 117 : 121 : 6
- Word problem: soccer balls and basketballs on a shelf of 24.
- Write ratios of adult to child tickets at a school concert.
- Word problem: how many plastic buttons are in Mei's sewing tin.
- Word problem: a bouquet of roses, daisies and lilies in a 2 : 5 : 3 ratio.
- Find ratios for peanuts, almonds and cashews in Arjun's mixed nuts.
- Test Jin's claim about a part-to-part ratio with a first number bigger than the second.
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Part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios: 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