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    This document discusses equivalent ratios. It provides examples of monthly hours worked and earnings to identify equivalent ratios. The key points are: 1) Ratios are equivalent if their simplest forms are equal. To find the simplest form, determine the greatest common factor (GCF) of the numerator and denominator. 2) An example shows the ratios 15:750 and 15:750 have the same simplest form, so they are equivalent. 3) Another example shows the ratios 4:20 and 5:25 have different simplest forms, so they are not equivalent.

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    This document discusses equivalent ratios. It provides examples of monthly hours worked and earnings to identify equivalent ratios. The key points are: 1) Ratios are equivalent if their simplest forms are equal. To find the simplest form, determine the greatest common factor (GCF) of the numerator and denominator. 2) An example shows the ratios 15:750 and 15:750 have the same simplest form, so they are equivalent. 3) Another example shows the ratios 4:20 and 5:25 have different simplest forms, so they are not equivalent.

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    This document discusses equivalent ratios. It provides examples of monthly hours worked and earnings to identify equivalent ratios. The key points are: 1) Ratios are equivalent if their simplest forms are equal. To find the simplest form, determine the greatest common factor (GCF) of the numerator and denominator. 2) An example shows the ratios 15:750 and 15:750 have the same simplest form, so they are equivalent. 3) Another example shows the ratios 4:20 and 5:25 have different simplest forms, so they are not equivalent.

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    EQUIVALENT
    RATIOS
    LESSON 3
    Shekinah F. Sy
    OBJECTIVE
    S
    Identify and writes equivalent
    1
    ratios.

    2
    Find the missing term in a
    pair of equivalent ratios.
    Month Hours Earnings

    July

    August
    12

    19
    600.00

    950.00
    ENGAGE
    September 20 1,000.00

    October 21 1,050.00

    November 18 900.00

    December 16 800.00

    January 15 750.00

    February 15 750.00

    Total 6,800.00
    GCF OF
    MONTH
    HOURS:
    EARNINGS
    NUMERATOR
    AND
    DENOMINATOR
    SIMPLEST
    FORMS EXPLORE
    July 12:600 12

    August 19:950 19

    September 20:1000 20

    October 21:1050 21

    November 18:900 18

    December 16:800 16
    Notice that the simplest forms
    of all the given ratios is . The
    January 15:750 15 simplest forms of all the ratios
    February 15:750 15 are equal.
    EXPLAIN • If the simplest form of two or
    more ratios are the same or
    equal, then the ratios are
    equivalent. To know if two or
    more ratios are equivalent, you
    can express them in simplest
    form.
    Example 1 Tell whether the given
    ratios are equivalent.
    1.
    Simplifying the ratios:
    EXPLAIN
    For , the GCF is 15. For , the GCF is 5.

    The simplest form of is .


    The simplest form of is .

    The simplest forms are both equal to


    Therefore, the given ratios are
    equivalent.
    2. and
    EXPLAIN
    Simplifying the ratios:

    For , the GCF is 4. For , the GCF is 5.

    The simplest form of is .


    The simplest form of is .

    The simplest forms, , are NOT equal;


    the given ratios are NOT equivalent.

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