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Test your grasp of proportion basics.

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Froggy Jumps Proportion MasteryOnline version Test your grasp of proportion basics. by Sofa Hadjieva 1 What expresses a basic proportion? a a/b = c+d b a+b=c+d c a/b = c/d 2 In a proportion a/b = c/d, what is the cross-product property? a ad = bc b a/b = d/c c a+d = b+c 3 If a/b = c/d and b ≠ 0, what must hold true when you cross-multiply? a a×c = b×d b a+b = c+d c a×d = b×c 4 Which scenario shows a direct proportionality between x and y? a x+y is constant b x−y is constant c x/y is constant 5 What happens to all terms in a proportion if you multiply numerator and denominator by the same number? a The numbers cancel to zero b The ratio stays the same c The ratio changes 6 Which equation is an equivalent proportion to a/b = c/d? a a/b ≠ c/d b a×d ≠ b×c c a/b = a/c × b/d 7 If 2/3 = x/9, what is x? a 3 b 12 c 6 8 Which statement correctly describes proportion consistency? a The differences are equal b The cross-products are equal c The sums are equal 9 Which method can solve a proportion for an unknown x in a/b = x/d? a Additive subtraction b Cross-multiplication c Factoring only 10 In a proportion a:b = c:d, what is another way to write it using fractions? a a×b = c×d b a/b = c/d c a:b ≠ c:d

Froggy Jumps

Proportion MasteryOnline version

Test your grasp of proportion basics.

by Sofa Hadjieva

What expresses a basic proportion?

a/b = c+d

a+b=c+d

a/b = c/d

In a proportion a/b = c/d, what is the cross-product property?

ad = bc

a/b = d/c

a+d = b+c

If a/b = c/d and b ≠ 0, what must hold true when you cross-multiply?

a×c = b×d

a+b = c+d

a×d = b×c

Which scenario shows a direct proportionality between x and y?

x+y is constant

x−y is constant

x/y is constant

What happens to all terms in a proportion if you multiply numerator and denominator by the same number?

The numbers cancel to zero

The ratio stays the same

The ratio changes

Which equation is an equivalent proportion to a/b = c/d?

a/b ≠ c/d

a×d ≠ b×c

a/b = a/c × b/d

If 2/3 = x/9, what is x?

Which statement correctly describes proportion consistency?

The differences are equal

The cross-products are equal

The sums are equal

Which method can solve a proportion for an unknown x in a/b = x/d?

Additive subtraction

Cross-multiplication

Factoring only

In a proportion a:b = c:d, what is another way to write it using fractions?

a×b = c×d

a/b = c/d

a:b ≠ c:d

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What expresses a basic proportion?

In a proportion a/b = c/d, what is the cross-product property?

If a/b = c/d and b ≠ 0, what must hold true when you cross-multiply?

Which scenario shows a direct proportionality between x and y?

What happens to all terms in a proportion if you multiply numerator and denominator by the same number?

Which equation is an equivalent proportion to a/b = c/d?

If 2/3 = x/9, what is x?

Which statement correctly describes proportion consistency?

Which method can solve a proportion for an unknown x in a/b = x/d?

In a proportion a:b = c:d, what is another way to write it using fractions?

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