MTAP-DEPED Saturday Program In Mathematics Grade 5 Session 5G ‘A. Rewrite the following fractions into ratio (a:b). 1 a tetg 3 Beta7 5, 522851 7 M72 ya7253 9. xy 2 0 31 253 y 2 s 221 04 3a 2223 e549 6. he rartso 9, 4 =704525 10. F=38:8b eos 39 150 325 % B. Find the ratio of each of the following: Tre Mead ball pens to 11gteen ball pens, 711 6, Steachers to 47 students, 5:47 2 sbimale student to 37 female students, 35:37 7. 17 boy scouts 1030 git scouts, 17:30 3.27 math books to 39 science books, 27.39 8.4 mistakes out of 15 tem quiz, 4:15 420 pesos to 50 pesos, 20.50 9, 39 minutes isto 60 minutes, 39:60 5. 36 grams per 100 grams, 35:100 40. The ratio of 16 pens to 25 papers, 16:25 C. Simpify each ratio. 1 5.15543 6. 130: 26 = 5:1 2. 18:8=24 7) $50: 300 = 1:2 3 42:63=2:3. 8. 250: 150= 53 4 14: 1962114 8, 6,206: 9,309 = 2:3 5. 34: 127 = 34127 10.9%: 318 = 2:1 _Telhwhich of the folowing forms a proportion. Write P if tis a Proportion otherwise write NP. 1 1-4 P 6. 16:19=5:6 NP 3712 2. 8:4= 42:18 NP 3. 5:20844 P 4. 17:51213 P psa 210 E_ Solve the missing number. 1. Seine 10s 2in=7 2 3. 8. 10=2:5 .n=4 4 9.4:___=__:25,n=10 40.96:__=6:7 ,n=42 F. Study the glven table and fil in the empty spaces. FRACTION DECIMAL, PERCENT 0.28 __94 % 0. is G. Change the following decimal numbers to per cent and vice versa. 1. 0.15=__15% 6.3% = _ 0.03 2. 0075 = _ 75% 7.51% = _O.51 3. 006= — 6% 8.4% = _0.04 4. 0.123 = 12.3% 9. 35% = 0.35. 5. 099= _ 99% 10. 2% = 0.02 H. Solve the following problems. 4. a. Whatis the ratio of 141042? 44:42 = 13 oF 1/9 b. Find the ratio of 14 to 54. 4.54 = 7:27 of 1/27. ©. What is the ratio of 4210547 42:54 = 7:9 or 7/9 2. $n+7n= 64, 12n = B4, n= 7, therefore, 5(n) = 6(7) = 36. There are 36 boys in the classroom.3. The ratio of goats to ducks is 4:14, if there are 24 goats then 4:14 = 24:n, 4n = 336, n=84. Then, there are 84 ducks. 4. %= 7Bin, then 3n= 312, n = 104. Therefore, the larger number is 104, 5. 19:11 = 87m, 19n = 627,n = 33. Therefore, there are 33 non-fiction books in a bookshelf 6. 2.A~24 squares are shaded: A = 24/100 of the big square, 80 A Is 24% of the big square; B is 35% of it 7. The graph shows the preferred softdrinks in a school. Let us: rinks as A.B, C and D, and the rest, as Other Brands as E. Out of 100 bottles sold, the fraction of all ‘softdrinks that brand is given. Give the actual number per 100 bottles sold. ¥100 = 30 bottles B-( (A\ a 18 bottles - (55) x100 = 17 bottles 1Stbottes Vay 8 Suppose 4 workers can finish 12 chairs in 7 days. Then, 2 workers can finish 6 chairs in 7 days land 12 chairs in 14 days, So, 10 workers can finish § x 12 = 60 chairs in 14 days 9. If 54 out of 80 mangoes are not ripe, then 90-54 = 36 are ripe, 36/90 = 2/5. Thus, 40 % are ripe. 40. a, 20% = 0.20 x 550 = 110. Therefore, the discount is 110.00 . 860 ~ 110 = 440. Therefore, the discounted price is 440.00 Challenge! 1. Let the ratio of the 1* and 3 be 3x:5x, the second is %(5x) = 514. So, 3x+(5x/4)+5x = 370, then 12x+5x+20x = 370, so (37X/4) = 370, 37x =1480, so x = 40: First son = 3x= 3(40)=120.00; Second ‘Son= Sx/4 = 5(40)/4 = 5(10)=50.00 and the third son is 5x=5(40)=200.00. 2. At first the ratio is 4:7, then after they spent some of the money it became , 4n:7n-360, and Peter had 7n-360 = 2(4n/2). 7N-360 = 4n, n= 120, since John has 4n, therefore had 4(120) = 480. Therefore John had 480.00 at first 3. Consider 34 which less than 100, Itis the product of two prime numbers, 2 x 17 = 34. The sum of the digits, 4 + 3 = 7 which is prime, Reversing the digits gives 43 which is prime. Finally, one of is digits, 3 is @ one-digit prime. So, 34 satisfy all conditions of the problem. 4 Ofthe 2960 students in a school, 20% (.0.2 x 2980) = 592 walk to school; 60% (0.6 x 1850) = 4,776 come to school by public transportation; 20% (0.15 x 2960) = 444 come by school bus and the rest, 2960 - (592 + 1,776 + 444) = 148 come to school by private cars. 5. a. Solin: Pancie=2L + 2W Poyuneo= 2L + 2W 2(160) + 2(250) +=2(80) +2(150) 320 + 500 = 820m Therefore. P. ose = 460:820 = b. Sottn: Avro Asnaoe 150) =12000 em? Ther = =37 Prepared by MARIA ROSALYN O. PAYACAG. DONNA MAY R. SANTOS: