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Solving Ratio Problems using Tape Diagrams

Learn how to solve ratio problems effectively using tape diagrams. Explore different ways to express ratios. Practice solving sample problems involving mixing juices and sales ratios. Enhance your math skills now!

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Solving Ratio Problems using Tape Diagrams

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  1. Solving Ratio Problems usingTape Diagrams

  2. Definition and Visual This is a tape diagram. It can be used to solve ratio problems. What ratio is represented? Write the ratio in 3 different ways.

  3. Sample Problem #1 Kayla is making punch by mixing pineapple juice and grape juice in a ratio of 4: 3. If she has 16 cups of pineapple juice to make the punch, how much grape juice will she need?

  4. Sample Problem #2 Kayla is making punch by mixing pineapple juice and grape juice in a ratio of 4: 3. If she needs to make 21 cups of punch for a birthday party: - How much grape juice will she need? - How much pineapple juice will she need?

  5. It’s Your Turn! A store sells 3 books for every 5 DVDs that it sells. If the store sold 12 books yesterday, how many DVDs were sold yesterday? Solve this ratio problem using a tape diagram.

  6. It’s Your Turn! A store sells 3 books for every 5 DVDs that it sells. If the store sold 12 books yesterday, how many DVDs were sold yesterday? 12 Books DVDs

  7. It’s Your Turn! • A store sells 3 books for every 5 DVDs that it sells. • If the store sold a total of 48 books and DVDs last Saturday: • How many books were sold? • How many DVD’s were sold? Solve this ratio problem using a tape diagram.

  8. It’s Your Turn! • A store sells 3 books for every 5 DVDs that it sells. • If the store sold a total of 48 books and DVDs last Saturday: • How many books were sold? • How many DVD’s were sold? Books DVDs 48

  9. Active Practice Gallery Walk Record your work in your math notebook.

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