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I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards The learners demonstrate:
a. understanding of decimals; and
b. understanding of the four fundamental operations involving decimals
and ratio and proportion.
B. Performance Standards The learners should be able to apply the four fundamental operations involving
decimals and ratio and proportion in mathematical problems and in real-life
situations.
C. Most Essential Learning Solves routine and non-routine problems Visualizes the ratio of 2 given
Competencies (MELC) involving division without or with any of the numbers.
(If available, write the indicated MELC) other operations of decimals and whole
numbers including money using appropriate
problem-solving strategies and tools.
D. Enabling Competencies
(If available, write the attached enabling
competencies)
II. CONTENT Dividing Decimals Introduction to Ratio
REVIEW
Complete the Number Bonds.
B. Development VALUING MOTIVATION/VALUING
Have you ever shared any of your most Let the learners take a look at the
valuable things to anyone you know without picture below.
waiting for compensation?
C. SOLVE
5. What is the solution to the
problem?
Statement
1. The problem is asks
for the number of
pieces the pole was
cut into.
2. To find the length of
a piece, divide 2.4 2 kg of chicken costs 110 × 2=PHP 220
by 4. while 1 kg of ground pork costs PHP195.
3. A piece of the Adding them, 220+195=415 .
bamboo pole is 0.6
meter. Therefore, the cost of the cooked meat is
4. The answer to the PHP415.00.
problem is 9 pieces.
D. CHECK
6. How will you check if your answer
makes sense?
4 5
7 6 8
B. PLAN
9
C. SOLVE
D. CHECK
Across
C. WHO AM I?
4. Lara’s bakery sales for 3 days summed Use the letter codes for each
up to PHP3 296.25. what was her item to reveal the hidden
average sale a day? famous Filipino actor behind
A. UNDERSTAND this quotation:
“I cherish everything I have
because I worked hard for each
one.”
B. PLAN
What does each ratio compare?
C. SOLVE
D. CHECK
S – the number of baro to barong Tagalog
M – the number of barong Tagalog to baro
R – the number of handfans to straw hats
P – the number of straw hats to handfans
5. There were 12 baskets that weighed
247.2 kg in Alicia’s store. By midday,
only 1 basket was left. If the baskets had
about the same weights, how many
kilograms of mangoes were sold at the
store?
A. UNDERSTAND
B. PLAN
C. SOLVE
D. CHECK
1.
APPLICATION APPLICATION
Show how you will solve these problems. Solve the problem. Write the
ratios in fraction form, then in
1. The tank of Ivan’s new car can hold 75 colon form.
liters of gasoline. He drove 311
kilometers on 71.54 liters. To the 1. In Maliksi’s farm, there are
nearest tenth, how many kilometers did 32 ducks and 12 cows.
his car go for each liters? a. What is the ratio of ducks
A. UNDERSTAND to cows?
b. What is the ratio of cows
to ducks?
c. What is the ratio of cows
B. PLAN to the total number of
animals?
d. What is the ratio of ducks
to the total number of
C. SOLVE animals?
e. What is the ratio of the
total number of animals
to cows?
D. CHECK 2. Your elder sister is making a
healthy juice drink for your
visitors this coming weekend.
2. Use a calculator to investigate this The mixture consists of 5
situation. cups of lemon juice, 3 cups of
When a decimal number smaller than 1 calamansi juice and 6 cups of
is divided by a decimal number larger than guyabano juice.
1, would the quotient be never larger, a. What is the ratio of
sometimes larger, or always larger than 1? guyabano juice to lemon
juice?
POST-TEST b. What is the ratio of
Match the problems in Column A with their calamansi juice to
corresponding answers in Column B. guyabano juice?
c. What is the ratio of
A B lemon juice to calamansi
1. Jose will put a. 24 juice?
18.24 kg of b. 85.65 d. How important is being
eggplants in small c. 150 careful in measuring
when one prepares or
baskets. If each d. 23
cooks food?
basket will e. 16.8 e. How do you help your
contain 0.76 kg of family members at
eggplant, how home?
many baskets will POST-TEST
he need? Choose the ratio that represents
2. Manuel and his 4 each situation. Encircle the letter
of your answer.
friends equally
1. Which of these BEST
shared their describes a ratio?
dinner bill that A. It is a part of a whole.
amounted to B. It pertains to the
PHP428.25? comparison of two
3. Remelie bought quantities only.
6.35 kg of chicken C. It shows the relationship
between two or more
for PHP952.50?
quantities.
4. Father buys 7.5 D. It refers to the
kilos of okras for relationship that exists
PHP172.50. How between two quantities
much do the only.
sweet potatoes 2. For every 4 cows, there are 5
calves. Find the ratio of cows
cost per kilo?
to calves.
5. How many 1.5 kg
A. 4:1
of rice will you be B. 4:5
able to get from a C. 5:4
bag of rice that D. 1:4
weighs 25.2 kg? 3. For every 8 big animals in
the farm, there are 3 small
animals. Find the ratio of
small animals to big animals.
A. 3:8
B. 8:3
C. 5:1
D. 1:5
4. There are 5 roosters, 7
chicks, 2 hens. What is the
ratio of roosters to chicks?
A. 7:5
B. 5:2
C. 2:5
D. 7:2
5. There are 7 roosters, 5
chicks, 2 hens. What is the
ratio of chicks to hens?
A. 7:5
B. 5:2
C. 2:5
D. 7:2
V. REFLECTION
I understand that__________
I realize that____________