You are making pizza. The amounts in the recipe are for 2 people & you need to cook for 5! Divide all the amounts by 2 to give you the quantities for 1 serving. Multiply the amounts by 5. This keeps your proportions equal.

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Missing Proportions Worksheets

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Basic Lesson: Guides students through finding missing parts of proportions.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (6-8); View lesson

Intermediate Lesson: Demonstrates how to use algebra skills to find missing proportions.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (6-8); View lesson

Independent Practice 1: A really great activity for allowing students to understand the concepts of missing proportions.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Independent Practice 2: Students determine missing proportions in 20 assorted problems. The answers can be found below.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Missing Proportions Homework: Students are provided with 12 problems to achieve the concepts of missing proportions.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (6-8); View homework

Missing Proportions Quiz: This tests the students ability to determine missing parts of proportions.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (6-8); View quiz

Answer Keys: Answers for the homework and quiz.; View answers

Answer Keys: Answers for lessons and both practice sheets.; View answers

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More Advanced Math Worksheets

More Advanced Worksheets: The next level of math skills.; -Congruent Figures
-Function Tables
-Transformations
-Two Points Graphing

Less Advanced Math Worksheets

Remedial Math Worksheets: Skills needed to get to this level.; -Are these Proportional?
-Creating Proportions
-Equivalent Proportions
-Missing Proportion