Question

Select the three ratios that represent the number of red cars to blue cars.

Answer 1

The three ratios that represent the number of red cars to blue cars are: 2 : 3, 6 : 9 and 8 : 12

Explanation:

The person who is inclined to drive a red car is someone who is high-energy, who loves the dynamism of a red car.

Number of Red Cars = 4

Whereas the person who is inclined to drive a blue car is someone who are calm and collected

Number of Blue Cars = 6

A ratio indicates about how many times one number contains another. For example, there are eight oranges and six apples in a bowl of fruit then the ratio of oranges to apples is eight to six.

The ratio that represent the number of red cars to blue cars is :

$R : B = 4 : 6$

By dividing or multiplying the above comparison with the same number we We can find other ratio

• $R : B = \frac{4}{2} : \frac{6}{2} = 2 : 3$
• $R : B = (4*2) : (6*2) = 8 : 12$
• $R : B = (4*\frac{3}{2}) : (6*\frac{3}{2})= 6 : 9$

Three ratios that represent the number of red cars to blue cars are as follows:  2 : 3, 6 : 9 and 8 : 12

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Answer 2

Three ratios that represent the number of red cars to blue cars are

2 : 3

6 : 9

8 : 12

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Further explanation

Given:

Number of Red Cars = 4

Number of Blue Cars = 6

Asked:

Ratio = ?

Solution:

Let:

Number of Red Cars = R

Number of Blue Cars = B

The ratio that represent the number of red cars to blue cars is :

$R : B = 4 : 6$

We can find other ratio by dividing or multiplying the above comparison with the same number :

$R : B = (4/2) : (6/2) = 2 : 3$

$R : B = (4 \times 2) : (6 \times 2) = 8 : 12$

$R : B = (4 \times \frac{3}{2}) : (6 \times \frac{3}{2}) = 6 : 9$

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Conclusion:

Three ratios that represent the number of red cars to blue cars are:

• 2 : 3

• 6 : 9

• 8 : 12

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Answer details

Grade: College

Subject: Mathematics

Chapter: Ratio

Keywords: Lower , Common , Multiple , Highest , Ratio , Proper , Jar , Pickles , Patties , Buns