5 scoops of ice cream costs £4.50 How much would it cost for: 10 scoops scoops 1 scoop scoops.

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5 scoops of ice cream costs £4.50 How much would it cost for: 10 scoops 8 scoops 1 scoop 9 scoops

Which of these situations are direct proportion? ‘If you double the number of cans, you double the cost’ ‘Every time you add an extra can the total weight increases by the same’ ‘If you have 20% fewer cans, you will have 20% less volume’ ‘If there are 4 times as many people, we will need 4 times as many cans’ ‘Every extra row of pop is an extra 4 cans’ ‘If you have no cans, it will cost nothing’

A recipe has been stained. Use everyone’s working out to find the missing information. Muffins (makes 20) 2 eggs 250ml milk 250g sugar 400g flour Carina is making 50 muffins. 50 =′2 and a half lots of 20’ 2.5 × 250 = 625 g of sugar Zaib is making 12 muffins 20 : 250 ml 1 : 12.5 ml 12 : 150 ml 150 ml of milk Daniel is making 5 muffins. 20 ÷ 5 = 4 “I need 4 times less than the recipe I will use 100g of flour”. Emma is making 80 muffins. 8 eggs 20

Match the conversion graph to the statement. 80 1.33 80 20 4 5 80 50 Convert kilometres to miles Convert width of a square to perimeter Convert seconds to minutes Convert centimetres to metres Draw an accurate version of each graph, labelling your axes. Think carefully about the choice of scales.

Draw a conversion graph for converting Fahrenheit to Celsius given the following facts: Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit (32℉) Water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit −40 is the same in Celsius and Fahrenheit

Amir is asked to convert decimals to percentage. He decides to draw a graph. What are the features of his graph? Can he use it to convert fractions to decimals?

Copy and complete the number line. £1 = 90 Rupees Copy and complete the number line. Alex calculates changing 200 rupees into £. Her answer is £18 000 Does this seem right? Explain why or why not. Write a sentence explaining what each of these calculations works out. 400×90 400÷90 800×90

where p = number of pounds and 1 British pound (£) is approximately 50 Thai Baht (฿) Explain how each of these representations could be used to convert 700฿ into pounds. Why do they all work? 50 1 £ ฿ 700 ÷100 ×2 ฿ £ ×0.02 50 100 700 ฿ £ £1 1 2 1:50 ?:700 50 p= b 50 where p = number of pounds and b = number of baht 700฿×( £1 100฿ )

Are these statements true or false? The relationship between the radius and circumference of a circle is directly proportional. Use the graph to estimate the circumference of a circle with radius: 4 m 10 m 14 m 140 cm 0.14 inches radius circumference Are these statements true or false? The graph shows a constant rate of increase. A circle with a negative radius has a negative circumference. All direct proportion graphs go though the origin.

5 scoops of ice cream cost £4.50 Draw a graph that will show the price of up to 40 scoops of ice cream. How could you use this to find the price difference between 15 and 24 scoops?

Complete the table and draw the graph, describing its key features. If a car is travelling at a constant speed, the distance it travels is directly proportional to the time it has been travelling. Complete the table and draw the graph, describing its key features. Time (mins) 30 60 114.2 Distance (miles) 18 300

These shapes are drawn to scale. Which pairs of shapes are similar? How can you be sure that they are similar?

The two rectangles are similar. Do you agree with Rosie or Tommy? Explain your answer. 4.5 m 3 m 8 m ? m The height has gone up by 1.5 m, so the width of the orange rectangle is 9.5 m. The ratio of the height of the purple to orange rectangle is 2 : 3

Two triangles are similar. Find the missing length.

The green rectangle is enlarged on a computer. Which of the statements are true? The height ratio from object to image is 3 : 6 The width ratio from object to image is 2 : 4 The ratio of 2 corresponding lengths is 1 : 2 The image is enlarged by a scale factor of 2 The image is twice as big as the object. The diagonals of the larger rectangle are twice the length of those of the smaller rectangle.

The radius of a circle is enlarged from 5 cm to 12 cm. How do these images represent the fact that the scale factor is 2.4? 1 5 10 5 2 5 : 12 1 : 2.4 2.4 12 24 ÷5 ÷5

An object is enlarged by a scale factor of 0.5 Which of the following is true? (You could draw a shape and it’s enlargement on squared paper to help you) The sides of the new image are half as long. An enlargement can make shapes smaller. The area of the image is half the area of the object.

Tommy is planning where to build his house on his land. He has drawn one idea on some cm squared paper. 1 cm = 3 m What is the actual width of his plot of land? What is the actual perimeter of the house? What is the actual area of the land left after building the house? Tommy’s House Tommy’s Garden

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Samira draws a picture of a car with a scale of 1 : 30 The car is 3 m long. How long is her scale drawing? The height of the car on the picture is 5 cm. What is the height of the actual car?

Explain why each of these describes a scale of 1 : 25 000 1 cm on the map is 25 000 cm in real life. 1 cm : 25 000 cm 1 : 2.5 × 104 1 cm : 250 m 0.25 1 Map (cm) Real life (km) 4 1 cm : 0.25 km 4 cm on the map is 1 km on the ground.

A pirate sails from her island to find treasure. She travels 15 km North, turns East and sails 30 km, and then turns North again for the final 40 km to take her to some treasure. Draw a scale map of her journey using a scale of 1 : 500 000 Her parrot flies directly from the island to the treasure. Use your map to find out how much further the pirate travelled than the parrot.

The scale of this map is 1 : 1250 Each square is 1 cm by 1 cm. Which is the shortest route for the boy to cycle to his elephant?