Practice Ratio and Proportion

Rahul, Ishaan, and Advait are playing a fun game with colorful cubes! Check the statement(s) which is/are true about the given figure of red and blue cubes.

• For every red cube, there are 8 blue cubes

• For every 4 blue cubes, there is 1 red cube

• For every 3 red cubes, there would be 12 blue cubes

• For every 16 cubes, 4 would be red and 12 would be blue

• For every 20 cubes, 4 would be red and 16 would be blue

Hey there, math whiz! Anika and Asher are having a friendly competition to see who can simplify the ratio faster. Can you help them out?

What is the simplified ratio of 3 hours to 45 minutes?

Hey Sneha and Myra! Can you figure out the fun ratio of Blue dots to Yellow dots in this colorful puzzle?

Dhruv and Anika are having a fun challenge! They have a smaller cube and a stack of larger cubes. Can you help them figure out the space ratio of the smaller cube to the stacked cubes?

• 1:4

• 1:6

• 1:8

• 1:12

Hey there, math wizards! Vanya, Avni, and Eesha are having a fun time counting tins. Check the statement(s) which is/are true about the colorful tins in the figure below.

• There are two yellow tins for every three red tins.

• There are two red tins for every three yellow tins.

• The ratio of red tins to yellow tins is 2 ∶ 3

• The ratio of yellow tins to red tins is 2 ∶ 3

One sunny day, Asher the farmer decided to plant some delicious crops in his vibrant field. For every 4 crunchy carrots he planted, he made sure to plant 2 fresh leeks. After a busy day, he counted a total of 48 carrots in his garden. Can you help Asher figure out how many leeks he planted? And while you're at it, how many vegetables did he plant altogether?

Hey there, math wizards! Kavya and Eshaan are exploring the world of triangles. They found two equilateral triangles: a tiny green one and a big blue one that is three times larger! Can you help them figure out the perimeter of the green triangle?

Hey there, math wizards! Riyaan, Anika, and Kabir are having a fun time figuring out the relationships between these colorful rectangles. Can you check the statement(s) that are true about the given figure?

• The first two rectangles are proportional

• All the given rectangles are proportional

• The Green and the Red rectangles are proportional

• The Yellow and Red rectangles are NOT proportional

• The perimeters and sides of the Green and Yellow rectangles are proportional

Hey there, math wizards! Ishaan and Ishika are on a quest to find the ratio of the volumes of two amazing solids. Can you help them out? What is the ratio of the volume of the two solids?

• 1:9

• 1:15

• 1:26

• 1:27

Hey there, math whizzes! 🎉 Q.1 Can you help Advait figure out which of the following ratios are equivalent to 45:36? Let's put on our thinking caps!

• 5:6

• 5:4

• 6:5

• None of these