Answer:3 to 2
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>So the question is what are three equivalent ratios for 4/3, 12/14 and 6/9. The simplest way to get the equivalent ratio of some other ratio is to either multiply the nominator and the denominator by the same number or to divide the nominator and the denominator with the same number. I need to point out that it's not always possible to divide them and get a whole number. First: (4/3)*(2/2)=8/6, (4/3)*(3/3)=12/9 and (4/3)*(4/4)=16/12. Second: (12/14)/(2/2)=6/7, (12/14)*(2/2)=24/28 and (12/14)*(3/3)=36/42. Third: (6/9)/(3/3)=2/3, (6/9)*(2/2)=12/18 and finally (6/9)*(3/3)=18/27.</span>
Answer:
1.First Move the decimal point in the divisor and dividend.
2.Place a decimal point in the quotient (the answer) directly above where the decimal point now appears in the dividend.
3.Divide as usual, being careful to line up the quotient properly so that the decimal point falls into place.
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I got it from google tbh
Answer:
Check attachment.
Step-by-step explanation:
I graphed it.
