Group members: Kim C., Kayla S., and Shane A.
Part 1:
Ratio
two-term ratio- compares two quantities (things) measured in the same units.
three-term ratio- compares three quantities measured in the same units.
part to part ratio- compares different parts of a group to each other.
part to whole ratio- compares one part of a group to the whole group.
Example: apples to bananas, 7:20, red squares to total squares, 6:12
Rate
rate- compares two quantities in different units.
unit rate- a rate in which the second term is one.
unit price- a unit rate used when shopping.
Example: a person's heart can beat 64 beats/minute or a car can move 20 km/hr.
Proportion
proportion- a relationship that says that two ratios or two rates are equal.
Example: you can use proportion to find out what a dozen erasers cost if three erasers cost $0.75. 2/3 = 6/9
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Great job Kayla,Kim and Shane! I liked that you explained ratios and rates well. I also liked your examples and drawings. I also heard kayla say "Show it to the camera" to shane for the proportion paper, you shoul've rehearsed it a little first.
ReplyDeleteAnother amusing video. The audio wasn't the best quality, and it was a bit hard to hear. Although, I'm sure you did your best with the time you had, seeing as though we had only one class to work on it.
ReplyDeleteGood job Kim, Kayla and Shane. Next time, you guys should rehearse more alittle or have the paper near by but no in the scene.
ReplyDeleteI liked the beginning!
ReplyDeleteGood job Kim,Kaya and Shane but next time try not to use the paper alot.
ReplyDeleteWell done Kim, Kayla and Shane. You must put alot of effort in the video. I liked how you added in the title and credits. Next time, it would be nice if you memorize your lines alittle than staring at your papers alot.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Kim, Kayla, and Shane. I really enjoyed it. Next time you guys should rehearse more, but other than that, great job.
ReplyDeleteGood Job Kim, Kayla, and Shane! but next time, don't read your script alot
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