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MF.PR.1 Standard MF-015-A11-V01

Write, interpret, and compare ratios using words, symbols, tables, and diagrams.

Write a ratio from a diagram

Problem

Write \(\text{both}~\text{ratios}\) from the diagram: \(\text{circles}:\text{all}~\text{shapes}\) and \(\text{squares}:\text{circles}\).

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Two different ratios are requested, so we’ll count circles and squares once, add them for the whole, and then build each comparison separately. Circles-to-all uses the circle count over the total, while squares-to-circles uses the two group counts in that order. Reading both ratios back checks the terms.

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Curriculum context
Standard
MF.PR.1
Category
Proportional Reasoning
Domain
Ratios and Rates
Objective
Write, interpret, and compare ratios using words, symbols, tables, and diagrams.
Problem type
Write a ratio from a diagram