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7th Grade Math · Unit 5

Ratio
Tables

Every pair in the table uses the same ratio.

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What to Remember

Same ratio

Every pair in a proportional relationship uses the same ratio.

The relationship includes (0, 0), even when a table starts at the first multiple.

Missing value

Multiply the known x value by that ratio to find the missing y value.

Level 1

Easy

Whole-number ratios

Example
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing ounces.
cupsounces
18
2?
324
432

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

ounces = 8 × cups

ounces = 8 × 2

ounces = 16

Answer: 16

1
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing miles.
hoursmiles
15
210
3?
420
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

miles = 5 × hours

miles = 5 × 3

miles = 15

Answer: 15

2
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing dollars.
ticketsdollars
1?
212
318
424
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

dollars = 6 × tickets

dollars = 6 × 1

dollars = 6

Answer: 6

3
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing pencils.
boxespencils
210
420
630
8?
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

pencils = 5 × boxes

pencils = 5 × 8

pencils = 40

Answer: 40

4
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing stickers.
packsstickers
112
2?
336
448
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

stickers = 12 × packs

stickers = 12 × 2

stickers = 24

Answer: 24

5
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing pages.
dayspages
26
412
6?
824
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

pages = 3 × days

pages = 3 × 6

pages = 18

Answer: 18

6
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing cookies.
batchescookies
19
218
327
4?
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

cookies = 9 × batches

cookies = 9 × 4

cookies = 36

Answer: 36

7
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing minutes.
lapsminutes
1?
24
36
48
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

minutes = 2 × laps

minutes = 2 × 1

minutes = 2

Answer: 2

8
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing dollars.
poundsdollars
14
28
3?
416
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

dollars = 4 × pounds

dollars = 4 × 3

dollars = 12

Answer: 12

9
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing books.
studentsbooks
17
2?
321
428
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

books = 7 × students

books = 7 × 2

books = 14

Answer: 14

10
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing apples.
bagsapples
36
612
9?
1224
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

apples = 2 × bags

apples = 2 × 9

apples = 18

Answer: 18

Level 2

Medium

A unit fraction or a half

Example
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing ounces.
cupsounces
21
42
6?
84

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

ounces = 12 × cups

ounces = 12 × 6

ounces = 3

Answer: 3

1
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing miles.
hoursmiles
2?
42
63
84
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

miles = 12 × hours

miles = 12 × 2

miles = 1

Answer: 1

2
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing dollars.
ticketsdollars
31
6?
93
124
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

dollars = 13 × tickets

dollars = 13 × 6

dollars = 2

Answer: 2

3
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing cakes.
batchescakes
41
82
123
16?
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

cakes = 14 × batches

cakes = 14 × 16

cakes = 4

Answer: 4

4
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing minutes.
songsminutes
5?
102
153
204
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

minutes = 15 × songs

minutes = 15 × 5

minutes = 1

Answer: 1

5
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing pages.
dayspages
23
46
6?
812
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

pages = 32 × days

pages = 32 × 6

pages = 9

Answer: 9

6
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing stickers.
packsstickers
25
4?
615
820
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

stickers = 52 × packs

stickers = 52 × 4

stickers = 10

Answer: 10

7
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing miles.
lapsmiles
42
84
126
16?
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

miles = 12 × laps

miles = 12 × 16

miles = 8

Answer: 8

8
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing muffins.
boxesmuffins
6?
126
189
2412
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

muffins = 12 × boxes

muffins = 12 × 6

muffins = 3

Answer: 3

9
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing servings.
cupsservings
124
24?
3612
4816
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

servings = 13 × cups

servings = 13 × 24

servings = 8

Answer: 8

10
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing dollars.
postersdollars
84
168
24?
3216
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

dollars = 12 × posters

dollars = 12 × 24

dollars = 12

Answer: 12

Level 3

Hard

A negative ratio

Example
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
1?
2−2
3−3
4−4

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −1 × x

y = −1 × 1

y = −1

Answer: −1

1
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
1−2
2?
3−6
4−8
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −2 × x

y = −2 × 2

y = −4

Answer: −4

2
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
1−3
2−6
3?
4−12
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −3 × x

y = −3 × 3

y = −9

Answer: −9

3
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
1−4
2−8
3−12
4?
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −4 × x

y = −4 × 4

y = −16

Answer: −16

4
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
2?
4−4
6−6
8−8
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −1 × x

y = −1 × 2

y = −2

Answer: −2

5
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
2−4
4?
6−12
8−16
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −2 × x

y = −2 × 4

y = −8

Answer: −8

6
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
2−6
4−12
6?
8−24
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −3 × x

y = −3 × 6

y = −18

Answer: −18

7
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
3−3
6−6
9−9
12?
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −1 × x

y = −1 × 12

y = −12

Answer: −12

8
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
2−10
4?
6−30
8−40
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −5 × x

y = −5 × 4

y = −20

Answer: −20

9
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
4?
8−4
12−6
16−8
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −12 × x

y = −12 × 4

y = −2

Answer: −2

10
The table shows a proportional relationship. Find the missing y.
xy
5−10
10−20
15?
20−40
Show Answer

In a proportional relationship, every pair uses the same ratio.

y = −2 × x

y = −2 × 15

y = −30

Answer: −30

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