Go Math! Practice Fluency Workbook Grade 6 Chapter 7 Applying Ratios and Rates Exercise 7.3 Answer Key

Go Math! Practice Fluency Workbook Grade 6 California 1st Edition, Chapter 7 Representing Ratios and Rates

Question. Use Proportions to convert 4ft feet to inches.

Given: 4ft

Find: we need to convert it to inches.

We will use proportions to convert feet to inches.

Let 4ft be equal to x inches

1ft=12in

ratio=1/12

Also,4ft=x in

ratio=4/x

Both ratios are equal, so

4/x =1/12

x=12×4

x=48in​

Both ratios are equal, so 4/x =  1/12

x=12×4

x=48in

4ft is equal to 48 inches.

Question. Use Proportions to convert 6 quarts to gallons.

Given: 6 quarts

Find: we need to convert it to gallons.

We will use proportions to convert quarts to gallons.

Let 6 quarts be equal to x gallons

1gal=4qt

ratio=1/4

Also, xgal=6qt

ratio =x/6

Both ratios are equal, so

x/6 =1/4

x =6/4

=1.5gal

6qt is equal to 1.5gal gallons.

Go Math! Practice Fluency Workbook Grade 6 Chapter 7 Applying Ratios and Rates Exercise 7.3 Answer Key

Question. Use proportions to convert 5km kilometers to meters.

Given: 5km

Find: we need to convert it to meters.

We will use proportions to convert kilometers to meters.

Let 5km be equal to x meters

1km=1000m

ratio=1/1000

Also, 5km=xm

ratio=5/x

Both ratios are equal, so

5/x =1/1000

x=1000×5

x=5000m

5km is equal to 5000m meters.​

Question. Use Proportions to convert 2000g grams to kilograms.

Given: 2000g

Find: we need to convert it to kilograms.

We will use proportions to convert grams to kilograms.

Let 2000 be equal to x kg

1kg=1000g

ratio=1/1000

Also, xkg=2000g

ratio=x/2000

Both ratios are equal, so

x/2000 =1/1000

x=2000/1000

=2kg

2000g is equal to 2 kg kilograms.

Question. Use the conversion factor to 5qt convert quarts to cups.

Given: 5qt

Find: we need to convert it to cups.

We will use the conversion factor to convert quarts to cups.

It is known that1qt=4cups

conversion factor= 4/1 =4

​5qt =cf×5

5qt =4×5 =20cups

5quarts is equal to 20 cups

Question. Use the conversion factor to 600cm convert centimeters to meters.

Given: 600cm

Find: we need to convert it to meters.

We will use the conversion factor to convert centimeters to meters.

It is known that100cm=1m

conversion factor, cf=1/100

​600cm=cf×600

600cm=600×1/100

600cm=6m

600cm is equal to 6m

Question. Use proportions to 1mile convert miles to feet.

Given: 1mile

Find: we need to convert it to feet.

We will use proportions to convert miles to feet.

Let 1mile be equal to x ft

1mile=5280ft

ratio=1/5280

Also,1mile=xft

ratio=1/x

Both ratios are equal, so

1/5280 =1/x

x=5280ft

The altitude is 1 mile which is 5280 ft.

Question. Use proportions to 0.7 km convert kilometers to meters.

Given: 0.7km

Find: we need to convert it to meters.

We will use proportions to convert kilometers to meters.

Let 0.7km be equal to x meters

1km=1000m

ratio=1/1000

Also,0.7km=xm

ratio=0.7/x

Both ratios are equal, so

0.7/x =1/1000

x=0.7×1000

x=700m

The distance is 0.7km which is equal to 700m.

Question. Read the table and find the conversion factor and multiply or divide it to get our values.

Given a table

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We need to convert values from inches to feet to yard.

We will find the conversion factor and multiply or divide it to get our values.

1ft=12in

conversion factor,cf1=12

1yd=3ft

conversion factor,cf2=3

For moving right, we will multiply and for moving left, we will divide by the conversion factor.

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The table will be

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The filled table will be

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Question. A sheet of paper is 81/2 x 11 inches. Find the length of the frame that is 4 papers long along the length.

Given: A sheet of paper is 81/2×11 inches

Find: we need to find the length of the frame that is 4 papers long along the length.

We will multiply the length by 4 times along the length of the paper.

Given Length=11in

We will multiply by 4

11×4=44 in

1ft=12in

Conversion factor,cf=12

We will divide the length in inches by the conversion factor

length in feet =​44/12

=3.67ft

The length of the frame is 44 in and 3.67ft

Question. A scale from feet to yards and find the conversion factor and use it to represent a larger bar with conversion factor times smaller bars.

Given: A scale from feet to yards

Find: we need to draw a bar model.

We will find the conversion factor and use it to represent a larger bar with conversion factor times smaller bars.

Given a scale from feet to yards 1yd=3ft

Conversion factor =3/1 =3

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The bar model for feet to yards will be

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Question. A scale from cups to fluid ounces and find the conversion factor and use it to represent a larger bar with conversion factor times smaller bars.

Given: A scale from cups to fluid ounces

Find: we need to draw a bar model.

We will find the conversion factor and use it to represent a larger bar with conversion factor times smaller bars.

Given a scale from cups to fluid ounces

1cup=8ounces

Conversion factor, cf=8

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The bar model for converting cups to fluid ounces will be

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Bar models are good to represent conversions with small conversion factors as it is easy to represent. But in the case of a large conversion factor, it becomes very difficult to draw so many bars and also very tough to represent them. For converting miles to feet, it has a conversion factor of 5280 which is very large. Hence, the bar model is not a good choice to represent the conversion of miles to feet.

The bar model is not a good choice to represent the conversion of miles to feet.

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