Learn Rates

Learning Rates

What You're Doing In This Lesson:

• ​Learning to do rates with ratios

• ​Taking Notes

• ​Getting ready to take a quiz

​If there is a question like, "What is the rate if John drove 30 mph?" (mph means miles per hour) The way to write this would be 30 miles per 1 hour (other ways you can do this instead of "per" you can use 30 miles/1 hour). So instead of the ratio 30:1 its 30 miles per 1 hour.

​Rates from Ratios:

​It's all divided until 1...

​When you get a question like, "At the carnival, George buys 16 hotdogs and it costs $4 in total, what is the rate?" In a problem like this you divide the two numbers such as 16 divided by 4 equals 4. So in this case the rate will be 4 hotdogs per 1 dollar.

​Using what you have learned and your notes, answer the next questions.

Fill in the Blanks

If Beth buys 15 granola bars for $5, how many granola bars would cost $1?

Multiple Choice

If Emily goes 30 miles per 2 hours how many miles does she go in 1?

• 30 miles per 1 hour

• 15 miles / 1 hour

• 30 miles / 1 hour

• 60 miles per 1 hour

Multiple Choice

If Eddie bought 10 pieces of candy at the store for $2, how many can he get for $1?

• 10 pieces of candy / 1 dollar

• 10 pieces of candy per 1 dollar

• 5 pieces of candy per 2 dollars

• 5 pieces of candy per 1 dollar

Fill in the Blanks

There are 15 kids in gym that ran around the gym for their daily routine and they ran it in 5 minutes what is the rate?

Multiple Select

Alex is reading a book with 120 pages, if he can read the book in 1 hour how many pages can he read in 1 minute?

• 2 pages per 1 minute

• 60 pages / 1 minute

• 2 pages / 1 minute

• 30 pages per 1 minute

Open Ended

What do you think about this lesson? (Do you think you learned a lot, do you think you need more practice... ect.)