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Year 7 · Maths

Solve Problems Involving Direct And Inverse Proportion

Year 7 learners practise direct proportion problems.

The activities include Solve Problems Using Direct Proportion. The checked support below includes practice, lesson, video, worksheet. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.

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  • Solve Problems Using Direct Proportion

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  • Solving Problems with the Unitary Method - Bronze

    Twinkl · Practice · Opens on the provider website

    Authenticated interactive practice solves direct-proportion word problems by finding the value of one unit and scaling to the required quantity, including cost examples.

  • Understanding multiplicative relationships: fractions and ratio

    Oak National Academy · Lesson · Opens on the provider website

    Year 7 Maths resource matched to direct proportion problems.

  • Direct and inverse proportion

    BBC Bitesize · Lesson · Opens on the provider website

    Year 7 Maths resource matched to direct proportion problems.

  • Oak video: Direct Proportion In Context

    Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website

    I can recognise direct proportion in a range of contexts, including compound measures. Direct proportion can be used in a number of contexts. One context is converting compound measure. Another context is currency conver

  • Oak worksheet: Direct Proportion In Context

    Oak National Academy · Worksheet · Opens on the provider website

    I can recognise direct proportion in a range of contexts, including compound measures. Direct proportion can be used in a number of contexts. One context is converting compound measure. Another context is currency conver

  • Oak lesson slides: Direct Proportion In Context

    Oak National Academy · Teaching · Opens on the provider website

    I can recognise direct proportion in a range of contexts, including compound measures. Direct proportion can be used in a number of contexts. One context is converting compound measure. Another context is currency conver