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Part A:
Given the ratio 1 : 2, we can describe this ratio with the following situation.
The number of green balls to orange balls in the bag is in the ratio of 1 : 2. For every green ball in the bag, there are 2 corresponding orange ball.
Part B:
Given the ratio 29 : 30, we can describe this ratio with the following situation.
The ratio of the amount of sugar used to the amount of salt used to prepare the sugar-salt solution is 29 : 30. For every teaspoons of sugar used in the solution, 30 teaspoons of salt needs to be used.
Part C:
Given the ratio 52 : 12, we can describe this ratio with the following situation.
The
number of kilometers travelled by the car and the bicycle is in the ratio of 52 :
12. For every 52 kilometers travelled by the car, the bicycle travelled 12 kilometers.
F(2)= 4(16) - 6(4) + 8(2) - 15
F(2)= 64 -24 + 16 - 15
F(2)= 41
1000 = £2
10 x 1000 = 10,000 = £20
15,000 = £30
16,000 = £32
Not sure if you want specifically 31 but I’d say if you do it would be 15,000 views
2 dogs/ 3 cats and 10 dogs/ 15 cats are an example of
b. Equivalent ratios
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We can see that they are equivalent ratios.
