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4 Jan. 14 Proportion (RLP)
4 Jan. 14 Proportion (RLP)
15:6 10:4
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
15:6 10:4
60
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
60
15:6 10:4
60
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
60
15:6 = 10:4
60
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
60
15:6 = 10:4
60
☺
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
3:9 2:12
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
3:9 2:12
36
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
18
3:9 2:12
36
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
18
3:9 ≠ 2:12
36
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
18
3:9 ≠ 2:12
36
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
12 9
8 6
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
12 9
72
8 6
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
12 9
72 72
8 6
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
12 9
72
8 = 6
72
Draw a happy face (☺) if the two ratios are equivalent;
otherwise draw a sad face ().
12 9
72
8 = 6
72
☺
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom
wants to exercise regularly. One fitness
center offers PhP 8 000 for 4 months of
membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership.
Are the ratios proportional?
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom
wants to exercise regularly. One fitness
center offers PhP 8 000 for 4 months of
membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership.
Are the ratios proportional?
PROPORTION
A proportion is a statement
of equality between two ratios.
PROPORTION
A proportion is a statement
of equality between two ratios.
3:4
st
= 6:8
1 2nd 3rd 4th
Consider the proportion below.
3:4
st
= 6:8
1 2nd 3rd 4th
extremes
Consider the proportion below.
means
3:4
st
= 6:8
1 2nd 3rd 4th
extremes
Consider the proportion below.
means
3:4
st
= 6:8
1 2nd 3rd 4th
extremes
24
3:4
st
= 6:8
1 2nd 3rd 4th
24
The two ratios are proportional if the
product of the means is equal to the
product of the extremes.
Consider the proportion below.
1st
3 6 3rd
=
2nd 4 8 4th
Consider the proportion below.
extremes
1st
3 6 3rd
=
2nd 4 8 4th
Consider the proportion below.
extremes means
1st
3 6 3rd
=
2nd 4 8 4th
Consider the proportion below.
1st
3 6 3rd
24 = 24
2nd 4 8 4th
16:10 8:5
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
16:10 8:5
80
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
80
16:10 8:5
80
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
80
16:10 = 8:5
80
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
80
16:10 = 8:5
80
YES
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
20 25
5 4
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
20 25
80
5 4
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
20 25
80 125
5 4
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
20 25
80
5 ≠ 4
125
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
20 25
80
5 ≠ 4
125
NO
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom wants to
exercise regularly. One fitness center offers PhP 8 000 for
4 months of membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership. Are the ratios
proportional?
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom wants to
exercise regularly. One fitness center offers PhP 8 000 for
4 months of membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership. Are the ratios
proportional?
8 000 12 000
4 6
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom wants to
exercise regularly. One fitness center offers PhP 8 000 for
4 months of membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership. Are the ratios
proportional?
8 000 12 000
48 000
4 6
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom wants to
exercise regularly. One fitness center offers PhP 8 000 for
4 months of membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership. Are the ratios
proportional?
8 000 12 000
48 000 48 000
4 6
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom wants to
exercise regularly. One fitness center offers PhP 8 000 for
4 months of membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership. Are the ratios
proportional?
8 000 12 000
48 000 = 48 000
4 6
As part of his New Year’s resolution, Tom wants to
exercise regularly. One fitness center offers PhP 8 000 for
4 months of membership. Another fitness center offers
PhP 12 000 for 6 months of membership. Are the ratios
proportional?
8 000 12 000
48 000 = 48 000
4 6
4.5 9
2 4
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
4.5 9
18
2 4
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
4.5 9
18 18
2 4
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
4.5 9
18
2 = 4
18
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
4.5 9
18
2 = 4
18
YES
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
20:22 5:11
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
20:22 5:11
220
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
110
20:22 5:11
220
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
110
20:22 ≠ 5:11
220
Choose YES if the ratios form a proportion; otherwise
choose NO.
110
20:22 ≠ 5:11
220
NO
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
12 tablespoons
2 liters of water
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
12 tablespoons 18 tablespoons
2 liters of water 3 liters of water
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
12 18
2 3
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
12 18
36
2 3
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
12 18
36 36
2 3
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
12 18
36
2 = 3
36
Analyze carefully.
In a pitcher, Alex mixed 12 tablespoons of powdered juice
with 2 liters of water. In a bigger pitcher, he mixed
18 tablespoons of powdered juice with 3 liters of water.
Are the ratios the same?
12 18
36
2 = 3
36
3 big bottles
PhP 210
Analyze carefully.
At a grocery store that was having a big sale, 3 big bottles
of alcohol costs PhP 210. In another grocery store, two big
bottles of alcohol of the same kind costs PhP 150. Are the
ratios proportional?
3 2
210 150
Analyze carefully.
At a grocery store that was having a big sale, 3 big bottles
of alcohol costs PhP 210. In another grocery store, two big
bottles of alcohol of the same kind costs PhP 150. Are the
ratios proportional?
3 2
450
210 150
Analyze carefully.
At a grocery store that was having a big sale, 3 big bottles
of alcohol costs PhP 210. In another grocery store, two big
bottles of alcohol of the same kind costs PhP 150. Are the
ratios proportional?
3 2
450 420
210 150
Analyze carefully.
At a grocery store that was having a big sale, 3 big bottles
of alcohol costs PhP 210. In another grocery store, two big
bottles of alcohol of the same kind costs PhP 150. Are the
ratios proportional?
3 2
450
210 ≠ 150
420
Analyze carefully.
At a grocery store that was having a big sale, 3 big bottles
of alcohol costs PhP 210. In another grocery store, two big
bottles of alcohol of the same kind costs PhP 150. Are the
ratios proportional?
3 2
450
210 ≠ 150
420
5 cups of flour
=
2 cups of sugar
A cookie recipe calls for 5 cups of flour for every 2
cups of sugar. If Anna used 15 cups of flour, how
many cups of sugar must she use?
5 15
Proportion: =
2 N
A cookie recipe calls for 5 cups of flour for every 2
cups of sugar. If Anna used 15 cups of flour, how
many cups of sugar must she use?
5 15
Proportion: =
2 N
A cookie recipe calls for 5 cups of flour for every 2
cups of sugar. If Anna used 15 cups of flour, how
many cups of sugar must she use?
5 15
Proportion: =
2 N
Working equation: N = 15 x 2 ÷ 5
A cookie recipe calls for 5 cups of flour for every 2
cups of sugar. If Anna used 15 cups of flour, how
many cups of sugar must she use?
5 15
Proportion: =
2 N
Working equation: N = 15 x 2 ÷ 5
A cookie recipe calls for 5 cups of flour for every 2
cups of sugar. If Anna used 15 cups of flour, how
many cups of sugar must she use?
5 15
Proportion: =
2 N
Working equation: N = 15 x 2 ÷ 5
N = 30 ÷ 5
A cookie recipe calls for 5 cups of flour for every 2
cups of sugar. If Anna used 15 cups of flour, how
many cups of sugar must she use?
5 15
Proportion: =
2 N
Working equation: N = 15 x 2 ÷ 5
N = 30 ÷ 5
N = 6 cups of sugar
A cookie recipe calls for 5 cups of flour for every 2
cups of sugar. If Anna used 15 cups of flour, how
many cups of sugar must she use?
Checking:
5 15
30 = 30
2 6
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
2 8
1) =
3 N
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
2 8
1) =
3 N
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
2 8
1) =
3 N
2 8
24 = 24
3 12
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
8 14
2) =
N 7
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
8 14
2) =
N 7
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
8 14
2) =
N 7
Working equation: N = 8 x 7 ÷ 14
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
8 14
2) =
N 7
Working equation: N = 8 x 7 ÷ 14
N = 56 ÷ 14
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
8 14
2) =
N 7
Working equation: N = 8 x 7 ÷ 14
N = 56 ÷ 14
Final answer: N=4
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
8 14
2) =
N 7
Checking:
8 14
56 = 56
4 7
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
3) 5:N = 20:32
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
3) 5:N = 20:32
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
3) 5:N = 20:32
Working equation: N = 5 x 32 ÷ 20
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
3) 5:N = 20:32
Working equation: N = 5 x 32 ÷ 20
N = 160 ÷ 20
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
3) 5:N = 20:32
Working equation: N = 5 x 32 ÷ 20
N = 160 ÷ 20
Final answer: N=8
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
3) 5:N = 20:32
Checking:
160
5:8 = 20:32
160
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
4) 8:2 = 40:N
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
4) 8:2 = 40:N
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
4) 8:2 = 40:N
Working equation: N = 2 x 40 ÷ 8
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
4) 8:2 = 40:N
Working equation: N = 2 x 40 ÷ 8
N = 80 ÷ 8
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
4) 8:2 = 40:N
Working equation: N = 2 x 40 ÷ 8
N = 80 ÷ 8
Final answer: N = 10
Find the missing term in the given proportion.
4) 8:2 = 40:N
Checking:
80
8:2 = 40:10
80
Find the value of N.
1) 3 2
=
N 12
A. 2 C. 36
B. 9 D. 18
Find the value of N.
1) 3 2
=
N 12
A. 2 C. 36
B. 9 D. 18
Find the value of N.
1) 3 2
=
N 12
Working equation: N = 3 x 12 ÷ 2
N = 36 ÷ 2
Final answer: N = 18
Find the value of N.
2) 50 N
=
100 4
A. 4 C. 100
B. 2 D. 200
Find the value of N.
2) 50 N
=
100 4
A. 4 C. 100
B. 2 D. 200
Find the value of N.
2) 50 N
=
100 4
A. 55 C. 60
B. 80 D. 75
Find the value of N.
A. 55 C. 60
B. 80 D. 75
Find the value of N.
Working equation: N = 11 x 20 ÷ 4
N = 220 ÷ 4
Final answer: N = 55
What is a proportion?
What is a proportion?
A proportion is a statement of
equality between two ratios.
How do we identify whether two
ratios form a proportion?
How do we identify whether two
ratios form a proportion?
Two ratios form a proportion if the product
of the means is equal to the product of the
extremes.
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