Word Problem - Unit Rate and Proportion to Solve for Equivalent Ratios

Solve a multi-step word problem about rates using cross-multiplying and proportions. Once you find the unit rate (a rate with a denominator of 1) you can multiply to find any equivalent rate!
I created another video that solves this same problem using ratio tables. Click here to check it out:t

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[@mariamaltez8819]

Why didn't you just divide 232 to 4? then it would be 58. After doing that, you could just multiply 58 x 7 to get 406!

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[@omarbernal2408]

Is this method called the conversion factor?

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Thanks for helping I have an exam today about unit rates

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This is so helpful. I have the end of grade test tomorrow, and we have not done unit rates and rates in forever! Now it is coming back to me. THX BUNCHES!

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made this extremely hard smh thank god i took 2 math courses to teach me and not depend on youtube peopel lol.

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Omg love the way you explained this problem ! So helpful

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Thank you so much Maria! I have a test on this and other lessons in math right now, and this helped me out! I appreciate it❤️

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[@jameeladior6449]

a) So what you do is divide 232 miles by 4 hours.This answer will then be multiplied by 7 for the answer. b) To get the rate of speed of miles per hour, you would do 232 divided by 4. = 58 m/h.

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[@omarbernal2408]

Ghuess i set up the proportion wrong got 928. But divide that by 4 goes back to 232.

[@lindenlarman8492]

I am confused how did you get 1

[@subscribetotcoclan2069]

If it’s the init rate it’s saying 58 miles per hour hour and the 1 represents the hour

[@subscribetotcoclan2069]

I meant unit not init

[@franciso2716]

She basically just cross multiply the fractions with whatever variable or numbers that were in the fraction. Sorry for my English..

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[@steveng8964]

EASY WAY INSTEAD OF DOING 2 STEPScross multiply 7 and 232 = 1,624 then divide that with 4! you get 406. I had the answer right way before she added the 1 hour

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At the end she could’ve just done 58 times 7😂 but this helped ‼️

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Yea, but just apply the same concept.

[@khalidmehmood9167]

Or u could just have done division in first place. And boom there is your answer

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Or u could just have done division in first place. And boom there is your answer

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