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𝐵:𝐺=1:4 Write down an equivalent ratio and another… and another… From http://educatingmrmattock.blogspot.co.uk/2015/12/ratios-fractions-and-linear-functions.html Fraction of whole and another… and another…

𝐵:𝐺=1:4 𝐵:𝐺=2:8 𝐵:𝐺=3:12

4×2=8 1:4=2:8 1×8=8

4×3=12 1:4=3:12 1×12=12

Describe what you have noticed. 8×3=24 2:8=3:12 2×12=24 Describe what you have noticed. The product of the outer parts is equal to the product of the inner parts

𝐵:𝐺=2:3 Write down an equivalent ratio And another… And another… Emphasis that B only equals 2 when G equals 3 And another… And another…

3×4=12 2:3=4:6 2×6=12

On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? 3×?=300 2:3=𝑥:150 2×150=300 On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? Show your working

On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? 3×210=630 𝑎:3=210:90 90𝑎=630 On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? Show your working

On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? 5×7=35 2𝑥 :5=7:1 2𝑥=35 On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? Show your working

On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? 9×7=63 3𝑥 :9=7:5 15𝑥=63 On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? Show your working

On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? 35𝑥=10 2 :5𝑥=7:5 2×5=10 On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? Show your working

On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? 8×2=16 𝑥 :8=2:𝑥 𝑥 2 =16 On your whiteboards: What is the missing value? Show your working

Title: Solving Equations involving Ratio Two ratios are equivalent if the product of the outer components is equal to the product of the inner components. For example: 2:3 =8 :12 2×12=24 3×8=24 In general: If 𝑎:𝑏=𝑐:𝑑 Then 𝑎𝑑=𝑏𝑐

Your Turn: Find the positive value of 𝑥: (a) 2𝑥 :6=4 :3 (b) 1 :2𝑥=4 :3 (c) 𝑥 :3 =27 :𝑥 (d) 𝑥+1 :5= 2 :5 (e) 𝑥 −2 :3=6 :5 (f) 𝑥+1 :2=5 :𝑥−2 (g) 2 :𝑥= 2𝑥 2 :8

Mark your work (e) 𝑥=5.6 (a) 𝑥=4 (b) 𝑥= 3 8 (c) 𝑥=9 (d) 𝑥=1 (f) 𝑥=4 (g) 𝑥=2

Challenge 𝑎 + 20 : 𝑏 + 20 = 5: 2 𝑎 – 5 : 𝑏 – 5 = 5: 1 Express 𝑎:𝑏 in its simplest form 4 : 1