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    The document discusses ratios and provides examples of calculating ratios from sets of objects or numbers. It defines a ratio as a way to compare the relative sizes of two sets or quantities. Ratios are written using ":" or "to" and the order is important, with the first number referring to the first quantity. Examples include calculating ratios from numbers of animals on a farm and shapes in diagrams. The document emphasizes that ratios can only compare two quantities.

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    The document discusses ratios and provides examples of calculating ratios from sets of objects or numbers. It defines a ratio as a way to compare the relative sizes of two sets or quantities. Ratios are written using ":" or "to" and the order is important, with the first number referring to the first quantity. Examples include calculating ratios from numbers of animals on a farm and shapes in diagrams. The document emphasizes that ratios can only compare two quantities.

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    The document discusses ratios and provides examples of calculating ratios from sets of objects or numbers. It defines a ratio as a way to compare the relative sizes of two sets or quantities. Ratios are written using ":" or "to" and the order is important, with the first number referring to the first quantity. Examples include calculating ratios from numbers of animals on a farm and shapes in diagrams. The document emphasizes that ratios can only compare two quantities.

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    MATH V TEACHER
    Visualizes the
    ratio of 2 given
    numbers
    (M5NS-Iih-122)
    There are 2
    bananas and 1
    mango. What is the
    ratio of bananas to
    mango?
    The ratio of the
    number of bananas
    to the number of
    mangoes is
    2:1
    The ratio gives the
    number of objects in
    each set. This
    means that there are
    2 units of bananas
    to a unit of mango.
    2:1
    is read as

    2 to 1
    RATIO
     is a way of comparing
    the relative sizes of two
    sets of items.
    is a comparison of two
    different things or
    numbers.
    NOTE:
    Order is important when
    writing a ratio. The first
    and the second
    numbers refer to the
    first and second
    quantities respectively.
    Direction: Study
    the drawings and
    answer the given
    questions that
    follow.
    What is the ratio
    of to ?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    3:5
    or

    3 to 5
    What is the ratio
    of to ?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    4:5
    or

    4 to 5
    What is the ratio
    of to ?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    3:4
    or

    3 to 4
    What is the ratio of
    the total number of
    shapes to ?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    12 : 5
    or

    12 to 5
    What is the ratio of
    to the total number
    of shapes?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    3 : 12
    or

    3 to 12
    Direction: You will be grouped into 5
    with 8-9 members in each group. Each
    member of the group will be numbered
    from 1-9. All the members of the group
    will put their heads together to make
    sure everyone knows the solution to
    the problem. The teacher then
    randomly generates a number from 1
    to 9 and the learner with that number
    in each group raises his hands to
    respond to questions raised.
    In Mang Kanor’s farm, there
    are 28 pigs and 25 chickens.
    In Mang Kanor’s farm,
    there are 28 pigs and 25
    chickens.

    What is the ratio of


    pigs to chickens?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    28 : 25
    or

    28 to 25
    In Mang Kanor’s farm,
    there are 28 pigs and 25
    chickens.

    What is the ratio of


    chickens to pigs?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    25 : 28
    or

    25 to 28
    In Mang Kanor’s farm,
    there are 28 pigs and 25
    chickens.
    What is the ratio of
    chickens to the total
    number of animals?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    25 : 53
    or

    25 to 53
    In Mang Kanor’s farm,
    there are 28 pigs and 25
    chickens.
    What is the ratio of
    pigs to the total
    number of animals?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    28 : 53
    or

    28 to 53
    In Mang Kanor’s farm,
    there are 28 pigs and 25
    chickens.
    What is the ratio of the
    total number of animals
    to the number of
    chickens?
    Can we compare more than 2 quantities?

    53 : 25
    or

    53 to 25
    What is ratio?
    RATIO
     is a way of comparing
    the relative sizes of two
    sets of items.
    is a comparison of two
    different things or
    numbers.
    Do as indicated.
    Pamela finally had time to visit their farm.
    She took a picture of their farm and is now
    asking you to write for the ratio of:

    a.sunflowers to animals f. horses to cows


    b.pigs to carabao g. ducks to roosters
    c.chicks to ducklings h. sunflowers to
    ducklings
    d. turkey to dogs i. goats to pigs
    e. chicken to ducks j. sunflower to carabao
    Answer each question:
    A.What is the ratio of the number of
    vowels to the number of
    consonants in the English
    alphabet?

    B. In one calendar year, what is the


    ratio of the number of months
    with 31 days to the number of
    months with 30 days only?

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