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Ratios & Proportions — Mixed Review
Warm-Up: Simplify 18:24 to lowest terms.
- Write 15:20 in simplest form.
- A recipe uses 3 cups flour for 2 cups sugar. Ratio of flour to sugar?
- Solve for x: 4/x = 12/9
- Similar rectangles, scale factor 3:5. Smaller side is 6cm — larger side?
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Ratios & Proportions ✓ Answer key
Warm-Up: Simplify 18:24. → 3:4
- 15:20 in simplest form. 3:4
- Flour to sugar ratio. 3:2
- Solve for x: 4/x = 12/9 x = 3
- Scale factor 3:5, smaller side 6cm. 10 cm
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