Title: 7.1 Ratio and Proportion
17.1 Ratio and Proportion
2Objectives
- 7.2 Properties of Proportions
- Express a _____ in simplest form.
- Solve for an unknown term in a given proportion.
3Real Life Applications
- Lets list on the board where you find ratios and
proportions in real life. (1st block)
4Real Life Applications
- Lets list on the board where you find ratios and
proportions in real life. (3rd block)
5Definitions
- The ratio of one number to another is the _______
when the first number is ______ by the second. - Its usually expressed in simplest form.
- The ratio of 8 to 12 is ______, or ______.
- If y ? 0, then the ration of x to y is _______.
6Ex. 1 Simplifying Ratios
- Simplify the ratios
- 12 cm b. 6n2 c. 9p
- 4 cm 18n 18p
7Example 2
- Find the ratio of OI to ZD
- Find the ratio of the measure of the smallest
angle of the trapezoid to that of the largest
angle.
8Ratios in Form ab
- Sometimes the ratio of a to b is written in the
form ab. This form can also be used to compare
three of more numbers, like abc. - Example The measures of the three angles of a
triangle are in the ratio 225. Find the
measure of each angle.
9Ex. 3 Using Extended Ratios
- The measures of the angles in ?JKL are in the
extended ratio 123. Find the measures of the
angles. - Begin by sketching a triangle. Then use the
extended ratio of 123 to label the measures of
the angles as x, 2x, and 3x.
2x
3x
x
10Solution
- Statement
- x 2x 3x 180
- 6x 180
- x 30
- Reason
- Triangle Sum Theorem
- Combine like terms
- Divide each side by 6
So, the angle measures are 30, 2(30) 60, and
3(30) 90.
11More examples of ab
- Find the ratio and express in simplest form.
12Proportion
- A proportion is an equation stating that ____
ratios are equal. - When three of more ratios are equal, you can
write an extended proportion.
13Closure to 7.1
- Three numbers arent known but the ratio of the
numbers is 125. Is it possible that the
numbers are - 10, 20 and 50?
- 3, 6, and 20?
- x, 2x, 5x
14Classwork
- Page 243 1-4, 8-11 on mini-white boards or
whiteboards
157.2
- Properties of Proportions
16Using Proportions
- An equation that equates two ratios is called a
proportion. For instance, if the ratio of a/b is
equal to the ratio c/d then the following
proportion can be written
Means
Extremes
? ?
The numbers a and d are the extremes of the
proportions. The numbers b and c are the means
of the proportion.
17Properties of proportions
- CROSS PRODUCT PROPERTY. The product of the
extremes equals the product of the means. - If
- ? ?, then ad bc
18Properties of proportions
- RECIPROCAL PROPERTY. If two ratios are equal,
then their reciprocals are also equal. - If ? ?, then ?
b
a
To solve the proportion, you find the value of
the variable.
19Ex. 4 Solving Proportions
4
5
Write the original proportion. Reciprocal
prop. Multiply each side by 4 Simplify.
x
7
4
x
7
4
4
5
28
x
5
20Ex. 5 Solving Proportions
3
2
Write the original proportion. Cross Product
prop. Distributive Property Subtract 2y from each
side.
y 2
y
3y 2(y2)
3y 2y4
y
4
21Example 6 - Factoring
22Example 7
- In the figure,
- If CE 2, EB 6 and AD 3, then DB ___
- If AB 10, DB 8, and CB 7.5, then EB ___
23Homework
- Page 243-244 1-14, 21-30
- Page 247 248 9-29 odds, 33-38