Columbus Regional Mathematics Collaborative Columbus State University Columbus, Georgia Proportional Reasoning using Manipulatives.

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Columbus Regional Mathematics Collaborative Columbus State University Columbus, Georgia Proportional Reasoning using Manipulatives

1. The S 3 (Sweet, Sweet, Sweet) Candy Company makes 3 purple candies for every 5 non-purple candies. How many non-purple candies would you expect to find in a bag with 27 purple candies? 2. The S 3 Company has changed the color recipe! Now, it seems they make 5 non-purple candies for every 4 purple candies. How many purple candies would you expect to find in a bag with 60 non-purple candies?

3. We have observed that the S 3 Company seems to make 2 orange candies out of every 9 candies. We opened the class-sized bag, and it had 20 orange candies. How many candies would you expect to have in the entire bag?

4. 24 cookies were enough to give everyone at a 14-person party a nice half-time snack. How many cookies should we make next year for our 35-person party?