GCSE Maths — Ratio, Proportion and Rates of Change (OCR)
15 flashcards covering Ratio, Proportion and Rates of Change for OCR. Designed for GCSE Maths revision using spaced repetition.
15 cards in this deck
This free GCSE Maths deck covers GCSE Maths — Ratio, Proportion and Rates of Change (OCR), tagged for OCR. Every question in the deck is listed below — sign in free to flip each card, reveal the answer, and rate your confidence so spaced repetition can schedule your reviews for you.
All 15 questions in this deck
- What is a ratio?
- Define proportion
- What is direct proportion?
- Inverse proportion example
- Rate of change definition
- Simplifying ratios
- Sharing in a ratio
- Proportionality constant
- Real life proportion example
- Equivalent ratios
- Rate of change units
- Increasing or decreasing rate
- Constant rate of change
- Real life rate example
- Ratio to fraction
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