- For problem 1, the ratio of honey to bottles is 3:8. To find the number of bottles for 6 cups of honey, multiply 8 by 2 (since 6 ÷ 3 = 2), resulting in 16 bottles. The table is completed as: Honey 3 → Bottles 8; Honey 6 → Bottles 16; Honey 9 → Bottles 24.
- For problem 2, the ratio of books to gift cards is 3:15, which simplifies to 1:5. For 6 books, multiply 15 by 2 (since 6 ÷ 3 = 2), resulting in $30. For 12 books, multiply 15 by 4 (since 12 ÷ 3 = 4), resulting in $60. The table is completed as: Books 3 → Gift Cards 15; Books 6 → Gift Cards 30; Books 12 → Gift Cards 60.
- For problem 3, each t-shirt costs $10. For 2 t-shirts, the cost is 2 × 10 = $20. For 3 t-shirts, the cost is 3 × 10 = $30. The table is completed as: T-Shirts 1 → Cost 10; T-Shirts 2 → Cost 20; T-Shirts 3 → Cost 30.
- For problem 4, each box has 22 bags. For 2 boxes, multiply 22 by 2, resulting in 44 bags. For 3 boxes, multiply 22 by 3, resulting in 66 bags. For 4 boxes, multiply 22 by 4, resulting in 88 bags. The table is completed as: Box 1 → Bags 22; Box 2 → Bags 44; Box 3 → Bags 66; Box 4 → Bags 88.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of ratio tables worksheet for 6th grade.
