measurement year12 standard

📖 Prior Knowledge

ContentPrerequisite relationships
Fractions Decimals Percentages- Find the highest common factor (HCF) → Simplify ratios
Ratios and Rates- Use ratios to compare quantities → Express a ratio part as a fraction of the whole
- Use ratios to compare quantities → Distinguish ratios from rates
- Express a ratio part as a fraction of the whole (revisited content)
- Produce equivalent ratios → Simplify ratios
- Simplify ratios (revisited content)
- Apply the unitary method to ratio problems → Divide a quantity in a given ratio
- Divide a quantity in a given ratio (revisited content)
- Solve real-life ratio problems (revisited content)
- Distinguish ratios from rates (revisited content)
- Represent information as a simplified rate (revisited content)
- Convert between units for rates (revisited content)
- Solve problems involving rates (revisited content)
- Determine the best buy (revisited content)
- Solve problems involving related rates (revisited content)
- Interpret distance–time graphs (revisited content)
- Calculate speed from a distance–time graph (revisited content)
- Calculate distance, speed and time → Calculate speed from a distance–time graph
Equations- Solve one-step linear equations → Solve problems involving rates
Volume- Convert between units of volume and capacity → Determine the best buy
Properties of Geometrical Figures A- Determine and apply scale factors → Solve scale drawing problems
- Solve scale drawing problems (revisited content)
Applications of Measurement- Apply the Trapezoidal rule → Calculate area from a scaled plan

Ratios

  • Recognise ratios and explain their relationship with fractions
  • Express a ratio in simplest form
  • Determine the ratio of two quantities
  • Divide a quantity in a given ratio
  • Solve practical problems involving ratios
  • Solve practical ratio problems involving the capture-recapture technique
  • Explain the relationship between ratios and map scales and apply this relationship to solve problems in a variety of practical contexts
  • Construct scale drawings, with and without using digital tools
  • Estimate and compare quantities, materials and costs using measurements taken from scale drawings and building plans with commonly used symbols
  • Calculate the perimeter, or area of a section of land using the Trapezoidal rule where appropriate, from a site plan, an aerial photograph, a radial survey or a map that includes a scale
  • Calculate the volume of rainfall over an area using , where is the volume, is the area of land and is the depth of rain, from a site plan, an aerial photograph, a radial survey or a map that includes a scale

Rates

  • Explain the difference between ratios and rates
  • Represent given information as a unit rate
  • Convert between rates
  • Make comparisons between rates in a variety of practical contexts
  • Compare unit prices to determine best buys
  • Use rates to solve problems in a variety of practical contexts
  • Interpret and analyse distance–time graphs to solve problems related to speed, distance and time
  • Examine fuel consumption rates to compare the efficiency of vehicles
  • Recognise and convert between watts (W) and kilowatts (kW) using
  • Apply units of energy to calculate kilowatt hours and solve problems involving the consumption of energy