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Equivalent ratios worksheet

A ratio table keeps two quantities in step. Fill in the missing value by finding the factor that takes one column to the next. These ten questions move from scaling up to spotting the factor in a fraction.

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  1. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (2,3) and (4,6). What y-value belongs with x=6?

  2. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (2,8) and (4,16). What y-value belongs with x=18?

  3. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (3,7) and (6,14). What y-value belongs with x=15?

  4. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (4,5) and (8,10). What y-value belongs with x=48?

  5. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (5,3) and (10,6). What y-value belongs with x=40?

  6. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (6,2) and (12,4). What y-value belongs with x=24?

  7. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (6,8) and (12,16). What y-value belongs with x=66?

  8. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (7,6) and (14,12). What y-value belongs with x=49?

  9. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (8,5) and (16,10). What y-value belongs with x=24?

  10. A ratio table contains (x,y) pairs (9,3) and (18,6). What y-value belongs with x=90?

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  1. 1. 9
  2. 2. 72
  3. 3. 35
  4. 4. 60
  5. 5. 24
  6. 6. 8
  7. 7. 88
  8. 8. 42
  9. 9. 15
  10. 10. 30

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