Rates and Ratios Flashcards

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What are rates?

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Rates show the relationship between 2 different units.

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What are ratios?

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Ratios compare units of the same type of quantity with the same unit

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3
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How do you calculate $2.55 for 5 minutes into cents/mins?

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2.55 divide by 5 = 51 c/min

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4
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What are common forms of rates?

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Speed: S = d/t
Density: D = m/v
Where m=mass and v=volume.
Concentration: C = Solute/solvent
Where solvent is liquid and solute is solid.
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5
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What is a distance-time graph?

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A journey or a trip that can be repsented by a distance/time graph called a travel graph.
Distance is shown on y-axis and time is taken to show on the x-axis.
A straight line shows a constant speed (Linear).
A horizontal lines means subject is stationary.

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How do you calculate the gradient? And what is an example of it?

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Gradient = Rise/Run
Rise: Vertical distance
Run: Horizontal distance

Gradient is a measure of steepness. A gradient of 1 means for every 1 across. We go up by 1.

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What is the constant of proportionality?

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To find the constant of proportionality is to find the link to x to y (As seen in the box or graph).

The formula for constant of porportionality is y = Kx where K is the constant (the rate) and y is the y-axis and the x is the x-axis.

Example: A tank uses 7.5L of petrol every 3km.
What is the rate: 2.5L/km
What is the constant: 2.5
What is the rule (The link/formula): y = 2.5x

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How do you calculate percentage?

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Divide the fraction by each other and then x by 100.

For example,
Find the percentage of cleaned area if the rectangle is 2800 and the cleaned area is 1308.99.

You divide 1308.99/2800 x 100 which equals to 46.7%

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How do you divide a number into a ratio?

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For example, divide 80$ into 2:3

Step 1: Add up ratio 2+3=5
Step 2: divide the whole number by the ratios number. 80/5=16
Step 3: Times the ratios original no.s by answer before. 2x16=32, 3x16=48.

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10
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How do you simplify ratios if they are in a fraction or are decimal.

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Decimal -

Multiply the number by 10 to get a whole number do the same to the other number then simplify.

Fraction -

Convert the fractions so that they have the same denominator.
And then the nominative is your answer. Or.
Multiply the fractions by the common denominator.
Simplify.

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11
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What are some common form of rates?

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Flow = litres/minute

Typing speed = words/minute

Heart Rate = beats/minutes

Cost = price/kg

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How do you calculate the mass from volume and density?

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To get mass from volume and density multiply density and volume together.

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Leanna works in a donut van and sells on average 60 donuts every 15 min. How long is it likely to take her to sell 800 donuts?

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Step 1: Selling rate = 60donuts / 15min so divide 60 by 15 which equals 4.

Step 2: The 4 means she makes 4 donuts every minute. So to find the amount of time she takes to make 800 you divide 800 by 4 which equals to 200 minutes.

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14
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When converting rates into simpler rates such as, the question,

Change $15/h into c/min

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Step 1: Change 15$ into cents
15 x 100 = 1500
Step 2: Change hours to minutes
So 1 Hour is 60 minutes.
Step 3: Divide the cents by minutes,
1500/60 = 25c/min
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