Fractions, Proportions and Ratios
Stage 7 Overview
I can solve stage 7 problems.
Learning Outcome: I can... | Problem to solve | Thinking and Answer |
Use a range of multiplication and division strategies to solve problems with fractions, proportions and ratios. | 1. Convert the following improper fractions to mixed number fractions: a.214 = 5¼ b. 152 = 7½ c.2710 = 2 7/10 | |
2. Convert the following mixed numbers into improper fractions: a. 4 23 14/3 b. 3 12 7/2 c. 3 35 18/5 | ||
3. Write these fractions in their simplest form: a.515 ⅓ b. 1025 2½ c.416 ¼ |
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4. Find the missing number in these to make these fractions equivalent: a.25 = 1320 b. 58 = 2040 c.56 = 2530 | ||
5. In a bag of marbles, we find blue marbles, red marbles, and yellow marbles in a ratio of 6 : 1 : 2. If the bag of marbles contains 22 yellow marbles, how many marbles are there in total? | Thinking: 6+2+1=9 + 22=31 Answer:31? | |
Convert and rename common fractions, decimals and percentages. | 6. Fill in the blanks so the fractions, decimals and percentages are all equivalent: Fraction Percentage Decimal 2.05-1=1.05 75%-10%=65% 0.50-0.25=0.25 |
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Can find fractions of whole numbers using multiplication and division facts. | 7. There are twenty one bottles of honey for sale and three sevenths have sold? How many jars have been sold? | Thinking: 21 divided by 7 is 3 and 3x3=9 also 3x7=21 Answer:9 |
8. There are forty trees in the orchard and four fifths of them are apple trees. The rest are pear trees. How many apple trees are there? | Thinking: 40 divided by 5=8 8x4=32 Answer:32 | |
Can add and subtract fractions with the same and different denominators. | 9. Rachel ate one eighth of the cake. Leo ate five eighths of the cake. How much cake is left? | Thinking: ⅛ + ⅝ = 6/8 Answer:6/8 |
10. In the surfing shop, 25 of the surfboards are shortboards and 310 are longboards. What fraction are either shortboards or longboards? Show your working out. | Thinking: ⅖x2=4/10 shortboards 3/10 longboards Answer:7/10 |
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Compare fractions using < > = | 11. Use the < > = signs to compare these fractions: a.36<26 b. 710>910 c.36=12 d. 58>34 |
Order mixed fractions. | 12. Put these fractions in order from smallest to largest. 4/8, 21/4, 3, 4, 4, 17 |
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