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Ratios Module 1: Lesson 6

A business hotel had a ratio of full rooms to empty rooms of 2:5 on a Saturday night. On Sunday night the ratio of full rooms to empty rooms is 6:1. If the hotel had 432 full rooms on Sunday, how many did it on Saturday. Saturday Sunday Full Full Empty Empty If the total number of occupied rooms is 432, and there are 6 sections of the tape diagram, how many rooms does each section represent?

Rob and Todd who are brothers like to make bets on different contests Rob and Todd who are brothers like to make bets on different contests. Before the bet the ratio of the amount of Todd’s money to Rob’s money was 4:7. Rob lost the latest contest and now the ratio of the amount of Todd’s money to Rob’s money is 8:3. If Rob had $280 before the last competition, how much does he have now? Before After Todd Todd 40 $280 40 $120 Rob Rob

A sporting goods store were ordering new bikes and scooters for there store. For every 3 bikes that were ordered 4 scooters were ordered. But the bikes were selling better than the scooters. So on the second order the number of bikes to scooters ordered were 5:2. If 64 scooters were originally ordered how many bikes were ordered during the second order. __________________________ First Order Second Order 16 =48 16 =80 16 =64 16 =32 How many bikes and scooters were purchased in both orders? = 224

At the beginning of 6th grade the ratio of students who passes the math test to student who didn’t pass the math test is 3:8. The ratio of the students who passed the test at the end of the year was 4:7. 92 total students passes the math test the second time. How many students passed the test the second time but not the first time? _____ 1st of the year 2nd of the year =92 23 23

During the 1st semester the ratio of students in art class to the number of students in a gym class was 2:7. During the 2nd semester the ratio of the number of students in art to gym class was 5:4. If 75 students were in art class 2nd semester, how many students were in art and gym the 1st. semester? _____ _____ = ______ 15 =135 15 =75

The amount of money that Jan had in her savings account to her checking account is 1:6. She moved some of her money from the checking account to the savings account. Now the ratio money in her savings account to the amount of money in her checking account is 4:3. If Jane had $936 dollars in her checking account before moving the money. How much does she have in each account after moving the money? Checking : ________ Savings: ____________ =$624 156 156 =$936 =$468

Homework exit ticket questions 1-3 Due: exit ticket questions 1-3 ENY 1.6 worksheet (on the backside) questions 1-5