Y9-Summer-Block-2-WO5-Solve-ratio-problems-given-the-whole-or-a-part-R-2021
Y9-Summer-Block-2-WO5-Solve-ratio-problems-given-the-whole-or-a-part-R-2021
Decide whether each statement must be true, could be true or cannot 4 For every £1 Annie has, Tommy has 50p. T
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be true.
a) Tick the ratios that represent the situation.
Explain your reasoning.
a) There are more men than women. 1:1 1 : 50 100 : 50 2:1 1:2
For any incorrect ratios, discuss the mistake that has been made.
b) There are 7 people at the football match.
b) If Annie has £3, how much money does Tommy have?
d) If one more woman arrives, the ratio will change to 5 : 3 c) If Tommy has £2.50, how much money does Annie have?
2 A teacher orders pencils and rulers in the ratio 3 : 5 d) If Annie has £4.00, how much money do they have altogether?
a) One week, the teacher orders 240 pencils.
How many rulers does she order?
e) If Tommy has £7.50, how much more money does Annie have
than Tommy?
b) The week after, the teacher orders 240 rulers.
How many pencils does she order?
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5 Eva gets £42 a month for her allowance. 8 The mean of four numbers is 96
Out of this, for every £5 she spends, she saves £1 The numbers are in the ratio 1 : 7 : 3 : 5
a) Draw a bar model to represent this. Work out the range of the numbers. Show your workings.
i) y – x = iii) x2 + 3y =
7 The angles in a triangle are in the ratio 1 : 1 : 4
a) What type of triangle is it? How do you know?
ii) x – y = iv) 5x – 3y =
b) What is the size of the largest angle in the triangle?