1. SOLVING FUTURE PROBLEMS Today we need your help to solve some future problems 1. Read the statements carefully. Fill the ratios in reduced form: Lucia will have a party. She will prepare delicious desserts using fruits. This time she will use a basket that contains 36 fruits. 14 are apples, 16 are oranges and the remaining are pine apples. The ratio of apples to oranges is ___________________ The ratio of oranges to pine apples is _____________ The ratio of pine apples to apples is ________________ The ratio of oranges to the total fruits in the basket is ____________ The ratio of pine apples to the total fruits in the basket is _____________ The ratio of apples to total fruits in the basket is ____________ Mathematical Entertainment Part 2 THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE NEWSPAPER - Since 1879

2. SOLVING FUTURE PROBLEMS Mathematical Entertainment Part 2 THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE NEWSPAPER - Since 1879 2. In four years, a jet will travel 510 miles in 5 hours. At this rate, a) How far will the jet fly in 12 hours? 3. In the future, for every 10 movies sold there will be 3 books sold. What will be the ratio of books sold to movies sold? 4. Sarah makes a prediction that for every 8 Wii games she owns, she will have 4 PS3 games. What will be the ratio of Wii games to PS3 games?

3. SOLVING FUTURE PROBLEMS 5. The Crayola crayon company can make 2400 crayons in 4 minutes. How many crayons can they make in 15 minutes? 6. A fast typist can type 120 words in 100 seconds. In 180 seconds, how many words could be typed? 7. Lauren took a total of 24 quizzes over the course of 6 weeks. How many weeks of school will Lauren have to attend this quarter before she will have taken a total of 36 quizzes? Mathematical Entertainment Part 2 THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE NEWSPAPER - Since 1879

4. SOLVING FUTURE PROBLEMS 8. The distance travelled by Ben and Tim is in the ratio 3 : 4. The distance travelled by Ben is 18 miles. Find the distance travelled by Tim. 9. In an animal sanctuary, there are 48 deer and 64 monkeys. Find the ratio of deer to monkeys. 10.Two packages of meat costs $12. How many packages can you buy for $96? Mathematical Entertainment Part 2 THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE NEWSPAPER - Since 1879