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Example guide · MathGrade 7 · Midyear

Class test · Ratios and proportional relationships

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A ratio compares two amounts. In a model with 2 blue parts for every 3 red parts, doubling both amounts makes 4 blue parts for every 6 red parts.

A visual model of equivalent ratiosTwo blue parts and three red parts are doubled to make four blue parts and six red parts. Both rows keep the same ratio.2 blue : 3 red4 blue : 6 redMultiply both parts by 2; the relationship stays the same.
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A recipe uses 2 cups of oats for every 3 cups of fruit. How many cups of each would keep the same ratio if you doubled the recipe?

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Use 4 cups of oats and 6 cups of fruit. Both amounts were multiplied by 2.

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Maya

How can I tell when two ratios are equivalent?

Santiago

Multiply both parts by the same number. The color bars in the guide help me check it.

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