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1 Equivalent Ratios Charts

2 Find the missing values
5 10 8 ? 20 11 30 42

3 Find the missing values
5 ? 20 4 6 35 10

4 Find the missing values
1 5 ? 12 3 24

5 Find the missing values
20 ? 60 8

6 Find the missing values
? 1 5 18 8 10 45 15

7 Find the missing values
2 5 ? 10 12 60

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10 The ratio of students to teachers is 11 to 1 on the field trip
The ratio of students to teachers is 11 to 1 on the field trip. There are 15 teachers. How many students are on the trip?

11 Annie bakes cookies and cupcakes in a ratio of 5 to 4 for her gift boxes. Her school needs 36 desserts to sell in a bake sale. How many cookies will she bake?

12 Annie bakes cookies and cupcakes in a ratio of 5 to 4 for her gift boxes. Her school needs 36 desserts to sell in a bake sale. How many cupcakes will she bake?

13 Find the missing values
4 8 40 80 5 ?

14 Find the missing values
50 75 10 ? 25 150 750 2

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