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Grade 6 HMH Go Math - Answer Keys

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Use Equivalent Ratios

Use equivalent ratios to find the unknown value.

Question 1 (request help)
\(\cfrac{4}{10} = \cfrac{\text{?}}{40}\)

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Question 2 (request help)
\(\cfrac{3}{24} = \cfrac{33}{\text{?}}\)

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Question 3 (request help)
\(\cfrac{7}{\text{?}} = \cfrac{21}{27}\)

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Question 4 (request help)
\(\cfrac{\text{?}}{9} = \cfrac{12}{54}\)

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Question 5 (request help)
\(\cfrac{3}{2} = \cfrac{12}{\text{?}}\)

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Question 6 (request help)
\(\cfrac{4}{5} = \cfrac{\text{?}}{40}\)

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Question 7 (request help)
\(\cfrac{\text{?}}{2} = \cfrac{45}{30}\)

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Question 8 (request help)
\(\cfrac{45}{\text{?}} = \cfrac{5}{6}\)

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Problem Solving

Question 9 (request help)
Honeybees produce 7 pounds of honey for every 1 pound of beeswax they produce. Use equivalent ratios to find how many pounds of honey are produced when 25 pounds of beeswax are produced.

pounds

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Question 10 (request help)
A 3-ounce serving of tuna provides 21 grams of protein. Use equivalent ratios to find how many grams of protein are in 9 ounces of tuna.

grams of protein

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Question 11 (request help)
Explain how using equivalent ratios is like adding fractions with unlike denominators.
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