Exam 14: Developing Aspects of Proportional Reasoning: Ratio, Proportion, and Percent

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If Sally saw a sign in the grocery store advertising bananas for 2 lbs. for $0.85, and she needed 8 lbs., which of the following meaning of ratios would she have to use to determine the amount of money she would have to spend?

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A sweater that originally sold for $30.00 is on sale at 20% off. After the sale, by how much must the sale price be increased to return to the pre-sale price of $30.00?

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The last proportion-solving strategy that students should learn in middle school grades is using:

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Two rectangles have similar shapes. The side lengths of one rectangle are 6 cm and 12 cm. The longer side of the second rectangle is 32 in. What is the length of the shorter side in the second rectangle?

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Which of the proportions below is equivalent to Which of the proportions below is equivalent to   ? ?

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The tip left for a meal was $6.30. If the tip was calculated at the customary rate of 18%, what was the price of the meal?

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How could the following problem be solved on a multiples table?  Two days out of every seven days are weekend days. How many weekend days are there in 56 days?

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Competing brands of shampoo sell with the following prices: Brand A: 12 ounces for $0.99 Brand B: 16 ounces for $1.49 Which is the better buy?

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A pair of shoes that normally sells for $80.00 is on sale for $50.00. What is the percent discount?

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