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What characterizes a proportional relationship between two quantities x and y?
What characterizes a proportional relationship between two quantities x and y?
- The ratio of x to y can vary.
- The ratios y/x remain constant for all related pairs. (correct)
- The sum of x and y is always a constant.
- The quantities x and y are always equal.
When converting a ratio of fractions into a unit rate, what fundamental concept is primarily applied?
When converting a ratio of fractions into a unit rate, what fundamental concept is primarily applied?
- Adding the fractions together.
- Finding common denominators.
- Multiplying fractions to simplify.
- Using equivalent ratios. (correct)
Which of the following correctly describes equivalent ratios?
Which of the following correctly describes equivalent ratios?
- They are established only when the quantities are fractions.
- They represent the same relationship between two quantities. (correct)
- They are always expressed in whole numbers.
- They differ in their overall value.
Which equation accurately represents a proportion?
Which equation accurately represents a proportion?
What role do equivalent ratios play in problem-solving?
What role do equivalent ratios play in problem-solving?
Study Notes
Connect Ratios, Rates, and Units
- Equivalent ratios and rates are useful for comparing ratios and solving problems.
- Unit rates are included.
Determine unit rates With ratios of Fractions
- Equivalent ratios and operations with fractions can be used to express ratios of fractions as unit rates.
Understanding Proportional Relationships: Equivalent Ratios
- A proportional relationship exists between quantities x and y when all ratios y/x for corresponding pairs of x and y are equivalent.
- A proportion is an equation that states the equivalence of two ratios.
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This quiz explores the concepts of ratios, rates, and unit rates, emphasizing their importance in comparing quantities. It also dives into the relationships between equivalent ratios and how to determine unit rates from fractions. Test your knowledge on these foundational mathematical principles!
