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OL STAAR Review: Proportional Reasoning
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7th Grade
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Heather Hall
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8 Slides • 6 Questions
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Proportional Reasoning
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Fill in the Blanks
Now solve for x.
Enter only the number below:
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Fill in the Blanks
Now solve for x.
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Fill in the Blanks
Now solve for x.
Enter only the number below:
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Write the given rate as a fraction
Fill in the 3rd number - make sure to match up units!!
Solve the proportion
If it's multiple choice, you can estimate
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Multiple Choice
Yvette used 6 grams of tea leaves to make 24 fluid ounces of tea. Last week, she made 288 fluid ounces of tea.
How many grams of tea leaves did Yvonne use to make tea last week?
0.5 grams
1,152 grams
72 grams
2 grams
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Set up the rate as a fraction
Match up the units to fill in 3rd number
Look for a relationship: There is one up-and-down (divide by 4)
288 divided by 4 = 72!
Make sure your fractions seem reasonable!
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Multiple Choice
Proportions can also be used for conversions!
The distance between two towns is 120 km.
There are approximately 8 kilometers in 5 miles.
Which measurement is closest to the distance between the towns in miles?
75 miles
3 miles
192 miles
117 miles
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Set up the rate as a fraction
Match up the units
Guess and check to find a relationship (or estimate!)
Relationship is x 15, side-to-side
5 x 15 = 75
Check fractions for reasonableness... both are bigger on top!
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Don't forget about
percent proportions!
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Multiple Choice
Let's try a percent change question! Set it up, then solve.
The price of a TV was reduced from $250 to $200. By what percentage was the price of the TV reduced?
20%
25%
80%
50%
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Change = $50, NOT 50%! Be careful!
Original = $250
Set up proportion
Relationship up-and-down = divide by 5
100 divided by 5 = 20%
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Now, join the class Blooket game
to practice what you learned!
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