6th Grade - Standard 6.RP.1- Understanding Ratios! by Ryan Suga

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Basic Ratios: Fruits Basket

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In a grocery cart, there are 5 apples and 7 oranges. What are some ways to describe a ratio relationship between these two fruits? Record your responses below Task 1.

Real World Application: Equipment Ratios

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A sports team has a budget of 550$ to buy the team new cleats and gloves. The coach knows that he can buy 5 pairs of shoes for 250$ and 1 new gloves for 25$. The coach can also buy items individually. The coach wants to make sure that he can buy at least 2 new pairs of gloves. What is the ratio of cleats to gloves that will buy the most amount of cleats and at least 1 glove? How many cleats and gloves can you buy with 500$? Record your responses below.

Creating Ratios: Survey Results

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The student council decides to survey how many students want to have a pizza party, pool party, or movie day. After taking a survey they found that 9 wanted a pizza party, 15 wanted a pool party, and 4wanted a movie day. What is the ratio of students who wanted a pool party compared to the rest of the students? How many students participated in the survey? Which option had the most votes? If students who wanted a movie day voted for pizza, could the pizza party option had the most votes? Record your responses below.