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Explain the process of converting ounces to kilograms, and then kilograms to grams. Why is it important to understand both conversions?
Explain the process of converting ounces to kilograms, and then kilograms to grams. Why is it important to understand both conversions?
To convert ounces to kilograms, divide the number of ounces by 35 (since 1 kilogram is approximately 35 ounces). To convert kilograms to grams, multiply the number of kilograms by 1000. Understanding both conversions is essential for working with different units of measurement in various contexts.
If Mai and Priya continue traveling at their respective speeds, how much farther will Mai travel than Priya after 30 seconds?
If Mai and Priya continue traveling at their respective speeds, how much farther will Mai travel than Priya after 30 seconds?
Mai travels 2.5 meters per second, and Priya travels 2.2 meters per second. After 30 seconds, Mai will have traveled 75 meters, while Priya will have traveled 66 meters. Therefore, Mai will have traveled 9 meters farther than Priya.
A vendor decides to sell 5 pints of raspberries for $18.00. How does this price per pint compare to the farm's price, and what is the percentage difference?
A vendor decides to sell 5 pints of raspberries for $18.00. How does this price per pint compare to the farm's price, and what is the percentage difference?
The farm's price is $4.00 per pint. The vendor's price is $3.60 per pint. The percentage difference is 10% ($0.40/$4.00).
If the kangaroo maintains the same hopping rate, how long would it take to travel 8 kilometers? Show your reasoning.
If the kangaroo maintains the same hopping rate, how long would it take to travel 8 kilometers? Show your reasoning.
If Han increases his pace to 10 minutes per mile, how much time will he save in running 5 miles?
If Han increases his pace to 10 minutes per mile, how much time will he save in running 5 miles?
By converting all the weight measurements to pounds, explain how you can accurately order the items from heaviest to lightest.
By converting all the weight measurements to pounds, explain how you can accurately order the items from heaviest to lightest.
If Mai attempted 50 free throws instead of 40, and her success rate remained at 25%, how many successful free throws would she make?
If Mai attempted 50 free throws instead of 40, and her success rate remained at 25%, how many successful free throws would she make?
If Priya wanted to make 20 free throws today, what percentage more than yesterday’s 12 free throws would she need to make?
If Priya wanted to make 20 free throws today, what percentage more than yesterday’s 12 free throws would she need to make?
If the school band also includes 10% fifth graders and 5% teachers, what percentage of the band members are not sixth, seventh, or eighth graders?
If the school band also includes 10% fifth graders and 5% teachers, what percentage of the band members are not sixth, seventh, or eighth graders?
If the number 160 represents the total students at a school, and the number 40 represents students with a certain attribute, explain how one might determine what percentage of the school has this attribute. In your answer, explain the components of a percentage.
If the number 160 represents the total students at a school, and the number 40 represents students with a certain attribute, explain how one might determine what percentage of the school has this attribute. In your answer, explain the components of a percentage.
If Han increased his piano practice time by 25% compared to the weekend, how many minutes did he practice additionally?
If Han increased his piano practice time by 25% compared to the weekend, how many minutes did he practice additionally?
If the roller coaster height requirement was changed to 'You must be 45 inches tall to ride,' what percentage of the original 40-inch height is this new requirement?
If the roller coaster height requirement was changed to 'You must be 45 inches tall to ride,' what percentage of the original 40-inch height is this new requirement?
Explain how proportional reasoning can be applied to solve problems involving unit conversions, like converting ounces to kilograms.
Explain how proportional reasoning can be applied to solve problems involving unit conversions, like converting ounces to kilograms.
If a store increases the price of raspberries by 15% from the farm's rate, and then offers a 5% discount on bulk purchases (10 pints or more), how much would 12 pints cost?
If a store increases the price of raspberries by 15% from the farm's rate, and then offers a 5% discount on bulk purchases (10 pints or more), how much would 12 pints cost?
If Han and Tyler start at the same point and run in the same direction, how far apart will they be after 45 minutes? Show your reasoning.
If Han and Tyler start at the same point and run in the same direction, how far apart will they be after 45 minutes? Show your reasoning.
Suppose a heavier grand piano (20,000 ounces) replaces the original. How does this change affect the order from heaviest to lightest?
Suppose a heavier grand piano (20,000 ounces) replaces the original. How does this change affect the order from heaviest to lightest?
If the band decides to increase its membership by 20%, and the percentages of sixth, seventh, and eighth graders remain the same, how many new sixth graders will there be?
If the band decides to increase its membership by 20%, and the percentages of sixth, seventh, and eighth graders remain the same, how many new sixth graders will there be?
In a different school, 200 students were surveyed. If 20% preferred one sport, 30% another, and the rest preferred a third sport, how many students preferred the third sport?
In a different school, 200 students were surveyed. If 20% preferred one sport, 30% another, and the rest preferred a third sport, how many students preferred the third sport?
If Tyler practices the clarinet 100% as much as Han practiced on the piano, how did his minutes change?
If Tyler practices the clarinet 100% as much as Han practiced on the piano, how did his minutes change?
If a child is 50 inches tall, what percentage over the height restriction of 40 inches is the child?
If a child is 50 inches tall, what percentage over the height restriction of 40 inches is the child?
Flashcards
Ounces to Kilograms Conversion
Ounces to Kilograms Conversion
To change ounces to kilograms, divide by 35. 28 ounces is about 0.8 kilograms.
Calculating Speed
Calculating Speed
Speed is calculated by dividing the distance traveled by the time it took to travel that distance.
Cost Per Pint
Cost Per Pint
To find the cost per pint, divide the total cost by the number of pints. Total cost / number of pints.
Pints Per Dollar
Pints Per Dollar
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Rate Problem: Distance and Time
Rate Problem: Distance and Time
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Rate Problem: Distance in Specific Time
Rate Problem: Distance in Specific Time
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Finding a Percentage
Finding a Percentage
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What Percentage?
What Percentage?
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Calculating the Original Number
Calculating the Original Number
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Percent of a Number
Percent of a Number
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Percentage of Height
Percentage of Height
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Study Notes
Unit Conversions and Ratios
- 28 ounces is approximately 0.8 kilograms.
- 0.8 kilograms is equal to 800 grams.
- 1 kilogram is approximately equal to 35 ounces.
Comparing Speeds
- Mai's speed: 15 meters in 6 seconds, which is 2.5 meters per second.
- Priya's speed: 22 meters in 10 seconds, which is 2.2 meters per second.
- Mai is traveling faster.
Raspberry Pricing
- 3 pints of raspberries cost $12.00.
- The cost per pint is $4.00.
- For one dollar, you get 0.25 pints.
- For $20.00, you can afford 5 pints.
- 8 pints of raspberries cost $2.00.
Kangaroo's Hops
- A kangaroo hops 2 kilometers in 3 minutes.
- It takes the kangaroo 7.5 minutes to travel 5 kilometers.
- The kangaroo travels 1 1/3 kilometers in 2 minutes.
Running Problem
- Han and Tyler start running toward each other from opposite ends of a 10-mile path.
- Han runs at a pace of 12 minutes per mile.
- Tyler runs at a pace of 15 minutes per mile.
- Han runs 2.5 miles in a half hour.
- Han runs 5 miles in an hour.
- They will not meet within one hour.
Ordering Objects by Weight (Heaviest to Lightest)
- School bus (9 tons)
- Elephant (5,500 kilograms)
- Horse (1,100 pounds)
- Grand piano (15,840 ounces)
- 1 pound is equal to 16 ounces.
- 1 kilogram is ≈ 2.2 pounds.
- 1 ton is equal to 2,000 pounds.
- The weights in pounds are: School bus (18,000), Elephant (12,100), Horse (1,100), Grand piano (990).
Free Throw Percentages
- Mai attempted 40 free throws.
- Mai was successful on 25% of them.
- Mai made 10 free throws.
- Priya made 12 free throws yesterday.
- Today, Priya made 150% as many free throws.
- Priya made 18 free throws today.
School Band
- There are 70 students in the school band.
- 40% are sixth graders.
- 20% are seventh graders.
- The rest are eighth graders.
- There are 28 sixth graders.
- There are 14 seventh graders.
- 40% of band members are eighth graders.
- The percentages must add up to 100%.
Percentage Problems
- 160 is 400% of 40.
- 40 is 160% of 25.
- 64 is 40% of 160.
Piano and Violin Practice Times
- Han practiced piano for 75 minutes.
- Priya practiced violin for 152% = 114 minutes
- Tyler practiced clarinet for 64% which is 48 minutes.
Roller Coaster Height Percentages
- The height requirement is 40 inches.
- 34 inches is 85% of the required height of 40 inches.
- 54 inches is 135% of the required height of 40 inches.
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