A recipe for fruit punch uses $3$ cups of orange juice for every $2$ cups of pineapple juice. Which of the following represents the ratio of orange juice to pineapple juice in three different ways?

The ratio $3:4$ is equivalent to the ratio $9:12$ because both terms in the first ratio were multiplied by $3$.

A recipe uses $3$ cups of flour for every $2$ cups of sugar. What is the ratio of flour to sugar written in the form $x:y$?

Match each ratio or rate scenario to its equivalent simplified form or unit rate. This will help you prepare for solving more complex real-world problems.

A recipe uses $3$ cups of flour for every $2$ cups of sugar. Order these ratios from the least amount of flour per cup of sugar to the greatest amount of flour per cup of sugar.

Sort each item into the correct category based on the type of comparison or mathematical relationship it represents.

Arrange the components of a comparison in order to show how many times larger one quantity is than another.

Unscramble the letters to find the term for a comparison of two quantities that uses division.

Before we begin solving complex real-world problems, let's review our understanding of equivalent ratios. Which of the following statements correctly describe a ratio equivalent to $3:4$? Select all that apply.

A recipe for fruit punch uses $3$ cups of orange juice for every $2$ cups of pineapple juice. Which of the following correctly describes this relationship or an equivalent version of it?