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A batch diagram representing the equivalent ratios is provided.  \n1) Rob mixed 2 cans of blue paint with 3 cans ofred paint to make enough purple paint to cover a wall. Lisa wants to paint 6 identical walls with the same purple. How many cans of blue paint and how many cans ofred paint does Lisa need?  \ncans of blue paint cans ofred paint  \nSketch a batch diagram to represent the equivalent ratios and then solve the ratio problem.  \n2) A recipe for a batch of banana muffins calls for 6 bananas and 5 teaspoons of vanilla extract. A baker wants to make 4 batches. How many bananas and how many teaspoons of vanilla extract should he use?  \nSolve the ratio problem. A tape diagram representing the equivalent ratios is provided.  \n3) A recipe for a batch of chocolate chip cookies calls for 10 cups of white sugar and 3 cups of butter. A baker wants to make 2 batches. How many cups of white sugar and how many cups of butter should he use?  \ncups of white sugar  \ncups of butter  \n2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2  \n2 2 2  \nSketch a tape diagram to represent the equivalent ratios and then solve the ratio problem.  \n4) Stephanie mixed 2 cans of blue paint with 5 cans of yellow paint to make enough green paint to cover a wall. Gabriella wants to paint 4 identical walls with the same green. How many cans of blue paint and how many cans of yellow paint does Gabriella need?  \nSolve the ratio problem. A double number line representing the equivalent ratios is provided.  \n5) Kali mixed 5 cans of yellow paint with 3 cans of blue paint to make enough green paint to cover a wall. Ryan wants to paint 4 identical walls with the same green. How many cans of yellow paint and how many cans of blue paint does Ryan need?  \ncans of yellow paint cans of blue paint  \nSketch a double number line to represent the equivalent ratios and then solve the ratio problem.  \n6) A recipe for a batch of cupcakes calls for 5 cups of white sugar and 2 cups of butter. A baker wants to make a larger quantity by using 10 cups of white sugar instead. How many cups of butter should he use?  \nSolve each ratio problem.  \n7) A recipe for a batch of banana muffins calls for 6 cups of flour and 1 cup of butter. A baker wants to make 2 batches. How many cups of flour and how many cups of butter should he use?  \n8) A recipe for a batch of bagels calls for 5 cups of flour and 3 teaspoons of yeast. A baker wants to make a larger quantity by using 25 cups of flour instead. How many teaspoons of yeast should he use?  \n9) Find the ratio equivalent to 6 :7 that results when both terms are multiplied by 2.  \n10) Find the missing term that makes 3 :2 and : 16 equivalent ratios.  \nKuta Software-Infinite Grade 6 Math Name   \nEquivalent Ratios Date  Period   \nSolve the ratio problem. A batch diagram representing the equivalent ratios is provided.  \n1) Rob mixed 2 cans of blue paint with 3 cans ofred paint to make enough purple paint to cover a wall. Lisa wants to paint 6 identical walls with the same purple. How many cans of blue paint and how many cans ofred paint does Lisa need?  \ncans of blue paint cans ofred paint  \n12 cans of blue paint, 18 cans ofred paint  \nSketch a batch diagram to represent the equivalent ratios and then solve the ratio problem.  \n2) A recipe for a batch of banana muffins calls for 6 bananas and 5 teaspoons of vanilla extract. A baker wants to make 4 batches. How many bananas and how many teaspoons of vanilla extract  \nshould he use?  \nbananas tsp of vanilla extract  \n24 bananas, 20 teaspoons of vanilla extract  \nSolve the ratio problem. A tape diagram representing the equivalent ratios is provided.  \n3) A recipe for a batch of chocolate chip cookies calls for 10 cups of white sugar and 3 cups of butter. A baker wants to make 2 batches. How many cups of white sugar and how many cups of butter should he use?  \ncups of white sugar  \ncups of butter  \n2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2  \n2 2 2  \n20 c","cbCais4rtC5ACvk8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais4rtC5ACvk8","pdf",52884,"English","# Equivalent Ratios Practice\n## Paint Mixing Ratios\n## Recipe Scaling Ratios\n## Find and Complete Equivalent Ratios","[{\"question\":\"How do you solve an equivalent ratio problem when both terms are multiplied by the same number?\",\"answer\":\"Multiply each term in the ratio by the same factor. 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