Question 1
2 pointsFourteen yellow beads and twenty-one green beads are shown. Give the simplest yellow:green ratio and explain the order.
20 original questions across Chapters 13–15.
Fourteen yellow beads and twenty-one green beads are shown. Give the simplest yellow:green ratio and explain the order.
Decide whether 9:12 and 6:8 are equivalent. Demonstrate with a common simplified ratio.
The ratio red:blue is 2:7, with 45 counters total. Find each count using ratio-unit parts.
If A:B=5:2 and B:C=4:3, combine them as A:B:C and explain middle-term scaling.
Blue:green marbles = 3:5 and there are 40 green marbles. Find blue and total marbles.
A courier travels 210 km over 5 hours. Give the unit rate in kilometers per hour.
A pen costs $2.75. Find the cost of eight pens using the rate and number of pens.
At constant pace, a walker travels 2 km in 5 minutes. How far in 20 minutes? Show scaling.
A filter cleans 1.2 L in 6 minutes. Find its rate and the volume it cleans in 15 minutes.
Seventeen of 50 equal cells are colored. Express the colored portion as a percent of the whole.
Write 60% as a fraction in simplest form, showing the hundredths fraction first.
What percentage is the decimal 0.084? Explain the multiplication by 100.
Convert 9/25 to a percentage through an equivalent fraction with denominator 100.
Find 30% of 90 items and identify which number represents the original whole.
After a 10% discount, a bag costs $45. Find its original price and explain the relationship to 90%.
A:B=3:2 and the total is 150. How many are in each group? What is 30% of group A?
An admission center issues 48 tickets in 4 hours. If output remains constant, how many tickets in 7 hours? State the rate.
A vehicle travels at 80 km/h for 1.5 hours. What is 25% of that distance?
Compare 25% of 120 with 40% of 75. Are the results equal? Show both computations.
A vehicle initially travels 180 km in 3 hours. If its rate increases by 25%, how far will it travel in 2 hours at the new constant rate?