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More Unit Rates!

More Unit Rates!

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Mathematics

7th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
6.RP.A.3B, 6.RP.A.2, 6.NS.A.1

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Chelsea Moore

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12 Slides • 16 Questions

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More Rates and Unit Rates!

Monday/Tuesday Learning Target:

I can use a rate to find unit rates and other rates.


Wednesday/Thursday Learning Target:

I can practice solving rate, and unit rate word problems to reach mastery on an assessment.

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Using rates to solve problems!

  • If it costs $20.00 to purchase 5 bracelets, how much would it cost to purchase 3 bracelets?

  • Find the unit rate for $ per bracelet using division

  • $4.00 - This is the cost for 1 bracelet, but we want to purchase 3!

  • 3 x $4.00 = $12.00

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Using rates to solve problems!

  • If it costs $5.00 to purchase 4 pairs of socks, how much would it cost to purchase 7 pairs of socks? 

    1. Find the unit rate for $ per pair of socks

  • $1.25 - This is the cost for 1 pair of socks, but we want to purchase 7 pairs.

  • 7 x $1.25 =$8.75

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Multiple Choice

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A machine can pack 70 boxes of spaghetti in 5 minutes. At this rate, how many boxes can they pack in 8 minutes.
1
35 boxes
2
14 boxes
3
112 boxes
4
560 boxes

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Multiple Choice

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A car travels 160 miles in 4 hours.  At this rate, how far will the car travel in 7 hours?
1
280 miles
2
40 miles
3
280 miles per hour
4
240 miles

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Finding Unit Rates with Fractions!

1. Watch for units
2. Remember per means division
3. When entering fractions in the calculator use parentheses 
45 / (7/3)

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Whole Class Example: Fractional Unit Rate!

  • Ashley needs a 3 1/2 pounds of icing to make 1/4 of a wedding cake. How many pounds are needed per cake?

  • Pounds per cake

  • 3 1/2 divided by 1/4 

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Multiple Choice

Julio ran  1121\frac{1}{2}  miles in 15 minutes. What is his unit rate in miles per minute?

1

10 miles per minute

2

 110\frac{1}{10}  miles per minute

3

12.5 miles per minute

4

 125\frac{1}{25}  miles per minute

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Multiple Choice

Ben drinks tea at a relatively quick rate.  He drinks 1/2 liter of tea every 2/3 of an hour.  How much tea does Ben drink per hour?
1
1 and 1/3 of an hour per liter
2
3/4 of a liter per hour
3
1 and 1/3 liter per hour
4
3/4 of an hour per liter

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STOP HERE FOR TODAY

Students need to:

  1. Complete IXL D.4 - rounding decimals and J.6 - unit rates with fractions
  2. Watch the edPuzzle Video on Unit Rates with Fractions
  3. Take the quiz on Friday!

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Question #1, #3, #4: What is a unit rate?

  • Unit rate is used to compare quantities in which the second quantity is one

  •  miles per hour

  • earnings per hour

  • cost per gallon

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Multiple Choice

Which of these describes the unit rate?

1

a unit of measure

2

a fraction with a numerator of one

3

a fraction with a denominator of one

4

a proportion

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Multiple Choice

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Four pounds of bananas cost $6.  What is the cost per pound of bananas?
1
$24 per pound
2
$1.50 per pound
3
$1 per pound
4
$6 per pound

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Multiple Choice

Which statement describes a unit rate?

1

Sara ate 1 cookie

2

Sara is driving 16 miles

3

Sara is driving 30 miles per 1 hour

4

Sara ate 3 crackers and 1 apple

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Multiple Choice

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Harry mowed eight lawns and earned $96. How much did he earn for each lawn?
1
$96
2
$12
3
$768
4
$8

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#2: Equivalent rates!

  • Equivalent rates are like equivalent fractions!

  • We can increase fractions using multiplication

  • We can decrease or reduce or simplify fractions with division.

  • EXAMPLE: To make lemonade Ann used 3 lemons and 1 cup of sugar. How much sugar would she need for 9 lemons?

  • Write fractions 3/1 and 9/?

  • Type the answer in the chat!

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Multiple Choice

To make pizza Lisa uses 5 pepperonis for 2 slices of pizza. How many pepperonis are needed for 4 slices of pizza?

1

5 pepperonis

2

2.5 pepperonis

3

15 pepperonis

4

10 pepperonis

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Multiple Choice

The ratio of blue cars to red cars in the parking lot was 3 to 4. How many blue cars were at the parking lot if there were 12 red cars?

1

6 blue cars

2

9 blue cars

3

12 blue cards

4

15 blue cards

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#5 Finding Unit Rates with Fractions!

1. Watch for units
2. Remember per means division
3. When entering fractions in the calculator use parentheses 
45 / (7/3)

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Multiple Choice

Sasha can mow 3/8 of an acre of grass in 3/4 an hour. How many acres of grass does Sasha mow per hour?
1
2  ac./hr.
2
1/2  ac./hr.
3
9/24  ac./hr.

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Multiple Choice

If a dog can eat 1/3 of a bag of food in 1/2 week, how many bags of food can the dog eat in 1 week?
1
1/6
2
2/3
3
3/2
4
5/6

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#6 and #7: Which store has the most expensive price for apples?

  • Wal-Mart - $8.00 for 10 apples

  • Target - $9.00 for 10 apples

  • Kroger - $7.00 for 5 apples

  • Save A Lot - $10.00 for 10 apples

  • HINT: Find the unit price for each store and compare decimals

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Multiple Choice

AT&T charges $76.00 for 500 minutes or Sprint charges $54.00 for 450 minutes. Which is a better deal
1
Sprint
2
AT&T

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Multiple Choice

Babysitting for 8 hours and making $72.00 or babysitting for 6 hours and making $57.00. Which is the better deal?
1
8 hours
2
6 hours

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#8: Using rates to solve problems!

  • If it costs $20.00 to purchase 5 bracelets, how much would it cost to purchase 3 bracelets?

  • Find the unit rate for $ per bracelet using division

  • $4.00 - This is the cost for 1 bracelet, but we want to purchase 3!

  • 3 x $4.00 = $12.00

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Multiple Choice

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A car travels 160 miles in 4 hours.  At this rate, how far will the car travel in 7 hours?
1
280 miles
2
40 miles
3
280 miles per hour
4
240 miles

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Multiple Choice

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150 grams of fertilizer is required for a land area of 6 square acres.  At this rate, how many grams of fertilizer is needed for 13 square acres?
1
25 grams
2
300 grams
3
325 grams
4
310 grams

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Mastery Connect!

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More Rates and Unit Rates!

Monday/Tuesday Learning Target:

I can use a rate to find unit rates and other rates.


Wednesday/Thursday Learning Target:

I can practice solving rate, and unit rate word problems to reach mastery on an assessment.

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