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Exploring Ratios Together
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Exploring Ratios Together
Help the cooking class prepare snack mix and scale recipes. Ratios compare quantities in a stated order. You can write a ratio with words, a colon, or as a fraction. Simplify a ratio by dividing both parts by the same number.
Snack Mix Comparisons
Jayden and Gabriela are mixing pretzels and cereal for cooking class.
1.The snack mix has 6 pretzels and 4 cereal squares. Write the ratio of pretzels to cereal squares in words, with a colon, and as a fraction. Keep the parts in that order.
2.For the same snack mix, what is the ratio of cereal squares to pretzels? Choose the correct answer.
- 4:6
- 6:4
- 10:6
- 4:10
3.There are 10 pieces of snack mix altogether: 6 are pretzels and 4 are cereal squares. What fraction of all the pieces are pretzels? Give your answer in simplest form.
Scale the Recipe
Madison’s trail-mix recipe uses 2 cups of raisins for every 3 cups of cereal squares.
4.Madison doubles the recipe. How many cups of raisins and cereal squares does she need?
5.The cooking class has 12 cups of cereal squares. Using Madison’s recipe ratio of 2 cups raisins to 3 cups cereal, how many cups of raisins are needed? Explain or show your reasoning.
6.A recipe-group has 6 raisins and 9 cereal squares. Write the ratio of raisins to cereal squares and simplify it.
Ratio Reasoning
Use what you know about equivalent ratios and careful comparisons.
7.A student says 4:6 and 2:3 are equivalent ratios. Is the student correct? Explain how you know.
8.A snack bowl has 5 apple slices and 15 crackers. Complete the statements: the ratio of apple slices to crackers is :, and in simplest form it is :.
9.The class prepares a new mix with 3 cups of popcorn for every 2 cups of dried fruit. They use 12 cups of popcorn. How many cups of dried fruit should they use? Show your thinking.
10.Create a snack-mix recipe using exactly 12 pieces. Choose two ingredients and write a ratio for them that totals 12 pieces. Then explain what each number in your ratio counts.
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