8-1 Ratios and Proportions Learning Target: I will be able to use ratios and proportions to model and solve problems. Goal 1.02 num, num, num...

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8-1 Ratios and Proportions Learning Target: I will be able to use ratios and proportions to model and solve problems. Goal 1.02 num, num, num...

This is really just cross-multiplying ad=bc a b c d = __ is equivalent to Examples: x __ y = 5 6 If then 6x= 5y

a c b d = a b c d = __ is equivalent to Examples: x __ y = 5 6 If You're really just flipping the ratios then y __ x = 6 5

d b a c = a b c d = is equivalent to Examples: x __ y = 5 6 If You're taking your numerators and making them a ratio, then take your denominators and make them a ratio. then x __ 5 = y 6

b b d d a c = + + a b c d = is equivalent to Examples: x __ y = 5 6 If Add the denominator to the top of each ratio then x+y y __ = ___

You can do it! Try these examples x = __ y+3 ___ 8 = y _ 4 5 _ z = 20 _ 3 18 ___ n+6 = 6 _ n 1. x= y=3 3. z= n=3