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Solving Proportions Worksheets
Learn to solve proportions with this set of worksheets, complete with answer keys. These multi-level worksheets focus on using the cross-product method to solve for variables and real-life word problems. Begin practice with our free worksheets!
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Each set of proportions contains a variable. Cross-multiply the ratios to determine the value of the unknown.
Solve the Proportion | Level 2
In these solving proportions worksheets, instruct kids to find the values of the missing variables, which will be in the form of either proper fractions or mixed fractions.
Solve the Proportion | Decimals
Multiply both sides of the equation to isolate the variable and determine its value, which is a decimal.
In this collection of worksheets, solve each proportion to find the value of the variable and then determine the missing side in the given pair of similar triangles.
Solving Proportions | With Word Problems
Use the cross product rule to find the value of the variable and then tackle the word problems provided at the bottom of the worksheet.
Observe proportional relationships in the real world with this series of solving proportions worksheets. Set up the proportionality with the given values and solve for the unknown.
Solving Proportions | Means and Extremes
Determine the product of extremes and the product of means to solve the proportions and eventually evaluate the unknown.
Missing Sides in Shapes | Proportions
Determine the missing dimensions for each pair of shapes by using the given ratio and proportionality.
Algebraic Expressions | Level 1
Apply the the proportionality rule and evaluate the equations to find the value of the variable in these worksheets on solving proportions.
Algebraic Expressions | Level 2
Multiply the numerator of one fraction by the denominator of the other and set the products equal. Then solve the resulting equation to find the value of the variable.
