Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Example |
Title: Ratio |
Grade: 6-a Lesson: S3-L7 |
Explanation: Here are some examples of the topic with images and steps in sequence. |
Examples:
The flour-to-water ratio in a pizza dough recipe is 12:16. A pizza restaurant uses 36 cups of flour. How much water should they use?
Step 1a
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The given flour-to-water ratio to prepare pizza dough is 12:16. It means 12 cups of flour and 16 cups of water are needed to prepare pizza dough, It can be written as \$12/16\$ On simplification, we get \$3/4\$ |
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Explanation: Here we can simplified ratio. |
Step 1b
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Now that we know the simplified ratio, we can calculate how much water should be used when using 36 cups of flour. To do this, you can set up a proportion: \$3/4 = 36/x\$ Here, "x" represents the amount of water we want to find. To solve for x, we can cross-multiply: \$3 times x = 4 times 36\$ 3x = 144. |
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Explanation: Here, we can find x. |
Step 1c
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Now, divide both sides by 3 to solve for x: \$(3x)/3 = 144/3\$ \$"x" = 144/3\$ x = 48 |
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Explanation: Therefore, the pizza restaurant should use 48 cups of water to maintain the given flour-to-water ratio of 12:16 when using 36 cups of flour. |
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