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Practical Problem: Find Travel Speed
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Practical Problem: Find Travel Speed

In a practical illustration, travel speed is calculated using two ordered pairs.
Subject: ratio
Transcript: RATIO THAT WILL TELL US MILES PER HOUR. WHICH VARIABLE STANDS FOR MILES? WHICH ONE STANDS FOR HOURS? THINK OF THE SLOPE FORMULA. X IS HOURS, Y IS MILES

Slope is the Same Everywhere on a Straight Line
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Slope is the Same Everywhere on a Straight Line

The ratio of a sloped line remains the same anywhere on that line and is unaffected by positive or negative position.
Subject: ratio
Transcript: NEGATIVE 2. THEN MOVE DOWN 4 UNITS. THE VERTICAL CHANGE IS NEGATIVE 4. NEGATIVE 4 OVER NEGATIVE 2. THE NEGATIVES CANCEL AND THE RATIO REDUCES TO 2/1, OR JUST

Practical Problem: Gas and Oil Mixture
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Practical Problem: Gas and Oil Mixture

A a two-cycle engine runs on a mixture of oil and gas. A practical problem involves determining how many ounces of oil to add to a gallon of gas to get the right mixture. The problem is solving with proportion.
Subject: ratio
Transcript: PROPORTION. THE FUEL IS SUPPOSED TO BE 1 PART OIL FOR EVERY 40 PARTS OF GAS. THE OIL TO GAS RATIO IS 1/40. WE HAVE 128 OUNCES OF GAS. WE'LL ADD X OUNCES OF OIL

Solving a Proportion Problem
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Solving a Proportion Problem

The number of bags of seed needed to cover a particular area, given the area one bag will cover, is calculated using a proportion.
Subject: ratio
Transcript: HERE'S ANOTHER WAY TO USE RATIOS. SUPPOSE ONE BAG OF GRASS SEED COVERS 5,000 SQUARE FEET OF LAWN. THREE BAGS WILL COVER 15,000 SQUARE FEET. HERE

Slope Defined
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Slope Defined

Slope is the ratio that shows the rate of change between two pints. Calculating slope using a graph is demonstrated.
Subject: ratio
Transcript: . SLOPE IS THE RATIO THAT SHOWS US THE RATE OF CHANGE BETWEEN TWO POINTS. WHEN X IS HOURS AND Y IS DOLLARS, SLOPE TELLS US THE COST IN DOLLARS PER HOUR

Review of Ratios
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Review of Ratios

A ratio is a direct comparison between two numbers. A batting average, which is the ratio of a player's hits to the number of times at bat, is
Subject: ratio
Transcript: A RATIO IS SIMPLY A DIRECT COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO NUMBERS. FOR EXAMPLE, TO MEASURE SPEED WE COMPARE THE NUMBER OF MILES TRAVELED TO THE NUMBER OF

Finding Rate From a Graphed Line
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Finding Rate From a Graphed Line

Plotting a second line on a graph produces a comparison of the hourly cost to park at two different parking lots.
Subject: ratio
Transcript: CAN REDUCE THIS RATIO TO A WHOLE NUMBER, 2. WE CAN ALSO LEAVE IT AS A RATIO, 2/1. NO MATTER HOW WE EXPRESS THE SLOPE, WHEN X, THE NUMBER OF HOURS

Ratios
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Ratios

Ratios express the relationship between two numbers and can be used in two ways: to compare the past and present performance of the company itself
Subject: ratio
Transcript: AS AN INVESTOR, AN INDIVIDUAL WOULD LOOK AT RATIOS OF A PARTICULAR COMPANY AND HELP MAKE A DETERMINATION WHETHER THEY WANTED TO INVEST IN THAT

Sales and Property Taxes
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Sales and Property Taxes

The concept of taxation; why taxes are paid, various kinds of taxes and what we get in return for our tax dollars.
Subject: ratio

Approximate Square Roots
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Approximate Square Roots

Finding the approximate square root for numbers that are not perfect squares is demonstrated. Irrational numbers are explained.
Subject: ratio
Transcript: ITSELF. NUMBERS LIKE THIS ARE CALLED IRRATIONAL NUMBERS BECAUSE THEY CAN'T BE WRITTEN AS RATIOS OR FRACTIONS. TO WRITE THE APPROXIMATE SQUARE ROOTS OF