ong> equal parts of the first amount for every 2 equal parts of the second amount.","points":null},{"id":"d98744cd-fa39-4c79-bd79-5215046ebbff","cardType":"basic","front":"What should you find first in most ratio questions?","back":"The value of one part.","points":1},{"id":"75544db3-26a0-4a5b-840e-7da2bb9b89ed","cardType":"basic","front":"If $QR$ is 3 times $PQ$, what is $PQ:QR$?","back":"$$1:3$","points":1},{"id":"e8d6f36e-0a54-4ceb-80b8-12c2f4b6fbd6","cardType":"basic","front":"For $PQ:QR=1:3$ and $PR=96$ m, what is $QR$?","back":"$$72$ m","points":2},{"id":"4eaab9b6-b2f6-477f-aca4-b3bc18711832","cardType":"cloze","front":"To share a total in a ratio, first add the [ ].","back":"To share a total in a ratio, first add the ratio parts.","points":null},{"id":"171ccaca-1389-413c-99c1-417d3b4b7bd9","cardType":"basic","front":"A total is shared in the ratio $5:3$. What do you divide by first?","back":"$$8$","points":1},{"id":"78651d86-c3e6-4598-b15b-371ea391b307","cardType":"cloze","front":"In a ratio like $4:3:2$, there are [ ] parts, not [ ].","back":"In a ratio like $4:3:2$, there are 9 parts, not 3.","points":null},{"id":"b310e480-fee6-410d-b514-9c98893d4217","cardType":"basic","front":"Share 63 sweets in the ratio $4:3:2$. What is one part?","back":"7 sweets","points":1},{"id":"cd6fe57c-8ce2-45b3-bbd1-3906f07e83ee","cardType":"basic","front":"Beth gets the 3 parts in a $4:3:2$ share of 63 sweets. How many sweets?","back":"21 sweets","points":1},{"id":"2800874c-5a5e-4a3c-902a-13b31236792b","cardType":"cloze","front":"If one person's amount is given, match that amount to the [ ].","back":"If one person's amount is given, match that amount to the correct ratio part.","points":null},{"id":"a93c371c-b295-49f9-a147-68e252dea72b","cardType":"basic","front":"Ellen : Faisal = $2:5$. Faisal gets £85. Which part value matches £85?","back":"5 parts","points":1},{"id":"529a7e05-5192-4dc2-9b43-f5f832c2589e","cardType":"basic","front":"Ellen : Faisal = $2:5$. Faisal gets £85. How much does Ellen get?","back":"£34","points":2},{"id":"cd534b18-0912-4c9c-9f0e-745c4fd8756d","cardType":"basic","front":"In ratio questions, how do you find the difference in parts?","back":"Subtract the ratio parts.","points":1},{"id":"e1d91641-4606-4adc-b5a5-23d0c57ed19a","cardType":"basic","front":"In a $2:7$ ratio, what part difference matches “35 more”?","back":"5 parts","points":1},{"id":"58a24498-2542-4745-a77a-5053f11f04bd","cardType":"basic","front":"Harper : Imani = $3:8$. Imani has 30 more badges. What is one part?","back":"6 badges","points":1},{"id":"35cb915c-97dc-467e-8d4e-09a92edb96c5","cardType":"basic","front":"Harper : Imani = $3:8$. Imani has 30 more badges. How many badges does Imani have?","back":"48 badges","points":2},{"id":"6cebaa33-cc8a-4283-9186-269ac3010b4f","cardType":"cloze","front":"For “30 more” in a ratio question, divide 30 by the [ ], not the larger part.","back":"For “30 more” in a ratio question, divide 30 by the difference between the ratio parts, not the larger part.","points":null},{"id":"161c9759-400e-4c91-a54c-0a6887d94751","cardType":"basic","front":"Red : yellow : white = $5:4:1$. How many parts are in one full batch?","back":"10 parts","points":1},{"id":"de5a3a5d-d073-4dd8-9dfd-8e778a7acd6b","cardType":"basic","front":"Red : yellow : white = $5:4:1$. For 600 ml total, what is one part?","back":"60 ml","points":1},{"id":"1336f511-81f7-4887-bb36-d8196a4fa97e","cardType":"cloze","front":"For greatest amount questions, the [ ] shows which ingredient runs out

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