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Measurement Conversions Learning Target I can use proportional relationships to solve conversion problems Homework 1 Finish the Socrative Exit Ticket 3 2 Complete all pages in the Investigation 3 Packet ID: 735092

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Slide1

CS 3.2:

Measuring to the Unit –

Measurement Conversions

Learning Target:

I can use proportional

relationships

to

solve

conversion

problems.

Homework

:

1) Finish the

Socrative

Exit Ticket #3

2) Complete all pages in the Investigation 3 Packet

* Comparing and Scaling UNIT TEST – Tues, Jan 12 *

Warm Up: Begin CS 3.2 p. 13Slide2

12 beads

5 in.

=

x beads

1 ft.

=

x beads

1 in.

=

2.4 beads/in.

12 beads

5 in.

=

x beads

1 ft.

=

2.4 beads

1 in.

=

28.8 beads/ft.

A

.Slide3

12 beads

5 in.

=

x beads

1 ft.

=

x beads

1 in.

=

2.4 beads/in.

12 beads

5 in.

=

28.8 beads/ft.

A

.Slide4

12 beads

5 in.

=

50 beads

x cm.

=

12 beads

5 in.

=

2.4 beads

1 in.

=

50 beads

x

in.

=

20.083 in

50 beads

20.083 in.

=

50 beads

x cm.

=

52 and 1/12 cm.

B.

(Note: 1 inch = 2.5 centimeters)Slide5

12 beads

5 in.

=

50 beads

x cm.

=

12 beads

5 in.

=

2.4 beads

1 in.

=

20.083 in

B.

(Note: 1 inch = 2.5 centimeters)Slide6

C.

 

 

=

x

= 4 milesSlide7

C.

x

= 4 milesSlide8

=

.75 mi.

.25 hrs.

x mi.

hr.

=

Find a unit rate?

=

.75 mi.

.25 hrs.

3 mi.

1 hr.

=

4 mi.

hr.

=

4 mi.Slide9

D. Can

you make sense of these strategies for solving problem C?

Sean writes the expression:

÷

and completes the division. What information does this expression give Sean?

 

=

.75 mi.

.25 hrs.

x mi.

hr.

=

Find a unit rate?

=

.75 mi.

.25 hrs.

3 mi.

1 hr.

=

4 mi.

hr.

=

4 mi.Slide10

C.Slide11

C.Slide12

E. Allen

runs 8 miles in 3 hours at a steady pace. How long does it take him to run 3 miles? (Give your answer in minutes.)Slide13

F

. Maren walks 3/5 mile in 24 minutes at a steady pace. How long does it take her to walk 2 miles? (Give your answer in minutes.)

 Slide14

G. Half

an avocado has about 160 calories. How many calories do a dozen avocados have?Slide15

H. There

are about 1.5 grams of fat in 1 T. of hummus. How many grams of fat are in 2.5 cups of hummus?

(Note: 16 tablespoons = 1 cup)Slide16

I. How

many ounces are in 10 ½ pounds?   

J. How many cups are in 55 gallons? Slide17

K. For each problem below,

describe

what value x represents and then

solve

for x.Slide18

L. Challenge

: Solve each proportion for x:

Slide19

Homework

: 1) Finish the Socrative Exit Ticket #32) Complete all pages in the Investigation 3 Packet

* Comparing and Scaling UNIT TEST – Tues, Jan 12 *

Socrative Exit Ticket #3Slide20
Slide21
Slide22

=

5 mi.

2 hrs.

Find a unit rate?

x mi.

1 hr. 15 min.

=

1.25 hrs.

=

5 mi.

2 hrs.

x mi.

1 hr.

=

2.5 mi.

1 hr.

=

x mi.

1.25 hr.

=

3.125 mi.Slide23

=

8 gr. fat

1 cup

x gr. fat

1 Gallon

=

=

x gr. f

at

16 cups

U

nit rate!

128 gr. fat

Different

Unit rate!Slide24

=

3 lawns

2/3 tank

x

lawns

1

tank

=

4.5 one-acre lawnsSlide25

=

276 cal.

6 oz.

x cal.

1 pound

=

x cal.

1 oz.

=

46 cal./oz.

46 cal.

1 oz.

=

736 cal.

16 oz.

=

736 cal.

1 lb.

=

736 cal./lb.Slide26

C.