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{ Find the Error Chapter 6 Review Ratio, proportion, and similar figures

Guidelines  The group should discuss the problems before anyone has a final answer.  Use your resources!!!!!  Have “good math conversations” within your group:  What is everyone thinking?  What process should you use?  Decide as a group on the final answer- captains need to check to see if you are correct  Your summary should include the key points your group discussed before finding the answer and should justify your thinking.

Select the ratio that does not have the same value as the other three. Explain your reasoning. Question #1 2 boys: 3 girls 2 qt: 3 gal 2 spoons: 3 utensils2 ft: 3 ft

Nadia and Joseph are writing the rate $15.75 for 4 pounds as a unit rate. Is either of them correct? Explain your reasoning. Question #2

Select the rate that does not have the same value as the other three. Explain your reasoning. Question #3 60 miles/h 88 ft/s 1440 miles/day 500 ft/min

Create your own!!  Create a “Find the Error” question about unit rates. Use the space under #4 on your work page for your question. Be specific when you ask the question to ensure that your reader will understand it.  Trade the problem you have created with the person sitting to the right of you. Find the error!