6th Grade Math (Math 6) · Chapter 4 · Lesson 4.7 · Printable PDF

Tape Diagrams and Sharing in a Ratio Worksheet with Answer Key

9 problems on tape diagrams and sharing in a ratio: splitting amounts into two or three parts, recycling cans and bottles, car wash earnings, a charity walk, a plank, comic books, a playground, and a pencil box. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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What's on the worksheet

  1. Draw a tape diagram, then share each amount in the given ratio.
    35 in the ratio 2 : 572 in the ratio 5 : 354 in the ratio 4 : 596 in the ratio 1 : 2 : 5
  2. Use the tape diagram of cans and bottles to write ratios and find amounts.
  3. Word problem: split 56 dollars between Layla and Lucas by hours worked.
  4. Word problem: how far Mateo walks each day of the charity walk.
  5. Write ratios of tambourines to recorders in the music room cupboard.
  6. Word problem: find the lengths of two plank pieces and the whole plank.
  7. Use a tape diagram to check Ethan's claim about sharing 36 comic books.
  8. Word problem: find all three areas of a playground from the sand and grass total.
  9. Find how many pencils the box can hold when shared 3 : 4 between two tables.

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