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1 QUESTION) A math test has 12 multiplication problems and 24 division problems.
What is the ratio value of multiplication problems to total problems?
Type your answer as a fraction in simplest form.
2 QUESTION) A math test has 12 multiplication problems and 24 division problems.
What is the ratio value of division problems to total problems?
Type your answer as a fraction in simplest form.
3 QUESTION) A math test has 12 multiplication problems and 24 division problems.
What is the ratio value of division problems to multiplication problems?
Type your answer as a fraction in simplest form.
4 QUESTION) A math test has 12 multiplication problems and 24 division problems.
What is the ratio value of multiplication problems to division problems?
Type your answer as a fraction in simplest form.
2 answers:
Answer: (1.) 1/3
(2.)2/3
(3.) 2:1
(4.) 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
(1.) 12 mult. problems and 12+24=36 total so 12/36 =1/3
(2.) 24 div. problems and 36 totals so 24/36 =2/3
(3.) 24 div and 12 mult =24/12 or 2/1
(4.) 12 mult and 24div =12/24=1/2
Answer:
question 1: 1/3
question 2: 2/3
question 3: 2/1
question 4: 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
question 1: there are 36 total problems and only 12 multiplication problems so 12/36=1/3
question 2: there are 36 total problems and only 24 division problems so 24/36=2/3
question 3: there are 12 multiplication problems and only 24 division problems so 24/12=2/1
question 4: there are 24 division problems and only 12 multiplication problems so 12/24=1/2
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