Practice: Proportion Word Problems

The ratio of hot dogs to hamburgers sold at a baseball stadium is 8:3. If there were 272 hot dogs were sold, how many hamburgers were sold?

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Malaya bought 32 pieces of candy for $16. The next day she returns to buy more candy with $4. How many pieces can she buy?

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The fee to check luggage with a new airline is based on the weight of each bag. Brett paid $7.14 to check a 42-pound bag. How much will Eileen pay if her bag weighs 63 pounds?

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If fourteen children in made 84 bracelets, how many children would it take to make 192 bracelets?

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Jason spends 18 hours over three weeks practicing karate. How many hours does he practice in seven weeks?

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The Phillips family is slowing filling their pool. It takes 2 hours for 60 gallons of water to be pumped into the pool. How many gallons would be pumped in after 3 days?

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The ratio of green to yellow candies is 2:5. If there are 32 green candies, how many green and yellow candies are there altogether?

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