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    1) The document contains 8 proportion word problems involving distances, times, quantities and rates. Solving each problem requires setting up a proportion to calculate the unknown value. 2) Variables include miles, hours, hits, gallons, weeks, bricks, people, hours, graduates and colleges. Quantities range from 336 to 1168 and 3 to 375. 3) Rates provided include miles per hour, miles per time, hits per boys, gallons per miles, earnings per weeks, bricks per square feet, and assemblies per time.

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    1) The document contains 8 proportion word problems involving distances, times, quantities and rates. Solving each problem requires setting up a proportion to calculate the unknown value. 2) Variables include miles, hours, hits, gallons, weeks, bricks, people, hours, graduates and colleges. Quantities range from 336 to 1168 and 3 to 375. 3) Rates provided include miles per hour, miles per time, hits per boys, gallons per miles, earnings per weeks, bricks per square feet, and assemblies per time.

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    1) The document contains 8 proportion word problems involving distances, times, quantities and rates. Solving each problem requires setting up a proportion to calculate the unknown value. 2) Variables include miles, hours, hits, gallons, weeks, bricks, people, hours, graduates and colleges. Quantities range from 336 to 1168 and 3 to 375. 3) Rates provided include miles per hour, miles per time, hits per boys, gallons per miles, earnings per weeks, bricks per square feet, and assemblies per time.

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    1) The document contains 8 proportion word problems involving distances, times, quantities and rates. Solving each problem requires setting up a proportion to calculate the unknown value. 2) Variables include miles, hours, hits, gallons, weeks, bricks, people, hours, graduates and colleges. Quantities range from 336 to 1168 and 3 to 375. 3) Rates provided include miles per hour, miles per time, hits per boys, gallons per miles, earnings per weeks, bricks per square feet, and assemblies per time.

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    Proportion Problems

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    Instructions: Set up proportions to solve these problems.


    1. Mr. Daniels drove 336 miles in eight hours. If he maintains this same speed, how
    many miles can he drive in 14 hours?

    2. An airplane travels 975 miles in three hours. How many hours will it take to go
    1300 miles?

    3. An umpire records five hits for every twelve boys at bat. If 180 boys come up to
    bat, how many hits should be made?

    4. On a trip of 768 miles, Tonie used 48 gallons of gasoline. How many gallons
    would be needed to go 1168 miles?

    5.

    If Mario earns $51 in three weeks, how many weeks will it take him to earn 852?

    6. 2700 bricks are needed to build 300 square feet of a wall. How many bricks will
    be needed to build 1800 square feet of wall?

    7. If it takes ten people six hours to assemble 100 Walkmans, how long would it
    take them to assemble 500 Walkmans?

    8. Two out of five high school graduates attend college. If three hundred seventyfive graduate, how many will attend college?

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