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1 Write each fraction in simplest form. Simplify each product.

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3 € To find ratios and rates € to solve proportions

4 To use proportions in application problems involving nutrition, as in Example 5

5 ratio:A comparison of 2 #s by division. rate: When a and b represent quantities measured in different units. unit rate: A rate with a denominator of 1.

6 proportion:An equation that states that 2 ratios are equal. Cross Products of a Proportion:

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10 € To find ratios and rates € to solve proportions

11 Web Site: PHSchool.com Tutor Web Code: ate-0304 Lesson Quiz Code: ata-0304

12 € Write today’s goal. € Write today’s assignment.

13 € Pg 145 1-6 a, 16-31 a, 66-74 e € Reflective Journal

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