If a school bought 3 cheese pizzas and 1 pepperoni pizza how many cheese and pepperonis pizzas did they get if they bought 6 che

ese pizzas

Mathematics

1 answer:

oksian1 [2.3K]3 years ago

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$\text{Hello there!}\\\\\text{Turn this into a ratio:}\\\\\text{For everyone 3 cheese pizzas, they get 1 pepperoni pizza}\\\\\text{The ratio would be 3:1}\\\\\text{We need to find how many pepperoni pizzas they got if they bought 6}\\\text{cheese pizzas}\\\\\text{3 times 2 makes 6, so multiply 1 times to get your answer}\\\\\text{The ratio would be 6:2}\\\\\boxed{\text{2 pepperoni pizzas (8 pizzas in total)}}$

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