Volume, Ratio, and Weight Problems

This video tutorial covers various problems involving fractions, including calculating the number of oranges needed for juice, analyzing hiking distances, comparing weights of pets, determining ice block storage, classifying quotients, calculating shirt sales, and solving a coin ratio problem. Each section provides a detailed explanation of the problem and the solution process, using fractions and percentages to arrive at the correct answers.

How many oranges are needed to make 2.5 cups of juice if one orange provides 1/4 cup?

• 10 oranges

• 12 oranges

• 5 oranges

• 8 oranges

If Mai, Claire, and Tyler are hiking to a summit, which statement is true about their journey?

• They are all incorrect about the distance.

• They have different but correct interpretations of the distance.

• They are halfway to the summit.

• They have already reached the summit.

What fraction of the dog's weight is the cat's weight if the cat weighs 5.5 pounds and the dog weighs 8.25 pounds?

• 5/6

• 2/3

• 1/2

• 3/4

What is the combined weight of Priya's cat and dog?

• 13.75 pounds

• 12 pounds

• 13.5 pounds

• 14 pounds

How many ice blocks, each with a side length of 1.5 feet, can fit in a storage box measuring 7.5 feet by 6 feet by 6 feet?

• 60 blocks

• 80 blocks

• 70 blocks

• 90 blocks

What is the volume of one ice block with side lengths of 1.5 feet?

• 3.375 cubic feet

• 2.25 cubic feet

• 4.5 cubic feet

• 5.25 cubic feet

If a school club sold 300 shirts, with 31% to fifth graders and 52% to sixth graders, how many shirts were sold to teachers?

• 80 shirts

• 70 shirts

• 60 shirts

• 51 shirts

What is the ratio of Jada's pennies to dimes if she has 22 pennies and 33 dimes?

• 3:4

• 4:5

• 2:3

• 1:2

If Jada has 55 coins in total, how many of them are dimes?

• 20 dimes

• 25 dimes

• 30 dimes

• 33 dimes

What is the total value of Jada's coins if she has 22 pennies and 33 dimes?

• $3.22

• $3.42

• $3.52

• $3.12