Ratio and Proportion Miss Wood L I To

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Ratio and Proportion Miss Wood

Ratio and Proportion Miss Wood

L. I: To be able to investigate using ratio and proportion, understanding the difference

L. I: To be able to investigate using ratio and proportion, understanding the difference between them. Success Criteria: 0 I can explain the difference between ratio and proportion 0 I can mathematically apply my knowledge of multiplication, division and common factors 0 I can work systematically

Ratio compares part: part In 24 fish there are 6 gold and 18 black

Ratio compares part: part In 24 fish there are 6 gold and 18 black This is written as 6: 18 Using the same ratio if there was 1 gold fish there would be 3 black. 1: 3 It’s a bit like simplifying fractions!

Proportion compares part in relation to whole. How many fish are there in total?

Proportion compares part in relation to whole. How many fish are there in total? The proportion of gold fish out of this total is 6. 6 out of 24. 6/24 Simplify this! ¼ What is that as a percentage? As a decimal?

Being systematic 2 4 5 10 6 8 25 1 2 3 4 3

Being systematic 2 4 5 10 6 8 25 1 2 3 4 3 6 9 12

L. I: To be able to investigate using ratio and proportion, understanding the difference

L. I: To be able to investigate using ratio and proportion, understanding the difference between them. Success Criteria: 0 I can explain the difference between ratio and proportion 0 I can mathematically apply my knowledge of multiplication, division and common factors 0 I can work systematically

Who has the bigger hand? The person with the biggest hand is b. Person

Who has the bigger hand? The person with the biggest hand is b. Person a – explain how to solve this. Person b then solve it. In a class of 24 pupils, 8 can swim. What is the ratio of those who can swim to those who cannot? Now person b explain how to solve this. Person a then solve it. 10 people asked liked butter, and 5 people did not. What is the proportion of people who did not like butter?