6th Grade Math Textbook, Progress

Find the value of each variable.

12. 
    
    2
    8
    
    
    
    1
    n

 13. 
^1

1

5

8





6

y


 14. 
^5

6





1

r

2

 15.
^7

4





2

h

(^1)

16. 
    ^2
    2

1

7




7

a

 17. 
^1

2

6

0




e

5

 18. 
^8

1




2

f

4


 19.
^4

7




2

i

8

20. 
    ^1
    6

(^8)

^3
c

21.

1
d
1


^1
1
(^1)
22.
1
3
2
6



g
3

23.
^3
9
(^6)

^4
k

24. 
    ^2
    1

0

6




1

x

0


 
^5

4

 25. 
^2

2

8

4




1

m

2


^7

?

 26. 
^1

1

8

2




9

v




w

z

 27.


3

4

6

8





1

l

2





u

t

28. There are 6 boxes of fruit drink 29. There are 60 pencils in 4 boxes.
    in 1 package. How many boxes How many pencils are in 1 box?
    are in 7 packages?


29. You can fit 72 books on 3 shelves 31. The ratio of boys to girls in the math
    of a bookcase. How many books club is 2 to 3. There are 10 boys in the
    can you fit on 1 shelf? club. How many girls are in the club?


30. Lola has a collection of old magazines, comic books,
    and paperback novels. The ratio of magazines to
    comic books is 2 to 5, and the ratio of paperback novels
    to comic books is 1 to 3. If Lola has 6 magazines,
    how many paperback novels does she have?
    Explain how you solve the problem.

Write three equivalent ratios for each.

1. 
   ^5
   8

 2. 
^3

4

 3. 


4

8

0

 4. 
^4

9

 5. 
^3

2

2

4

Write the letter of the ratio that is equivalent to the given ratio.

0 6. 7 to 10 a. 30 to 21 b.
^1

2

4

0

 c. 
^1

2

3

0

 d.
^1

7

(^0)

0 7. 3 : 2 a.
^6
4

b.
^1
1
0
2

c.
^1
2
5
0

d.2 to 3
Which ratios are equivalent? Write
or.

8. 
   ^6
   8

 
^1

2

8

4

 9. 
^1

3

^3

1

 10.
^1

1

(^5)

3
1
0
5

11.
^2
4
5
5


^5
9
????

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