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icang [17]
3 years ago
10

The Tigers have win-to-lost ratio of 2:3. The Gulls have a win-to-total game ratio of 1:2. Who has the better ratio of wins-to-t

otal games?
Mathematics
2 answers:
Whitepunk [10]3 years ago
6 0
Tiger:
Win : Lost : Total
  2   :   3    :    5
(x3)   (x3)
  6   :   9    :    15
  
Gull:
Win : Lost : Total
  1       2    :    3
(x5)   (x5)
  5   :   10    :  15

Tiger →Win : Total →  6:15
Gull  → Win : Total  → 5:15

If both played a total of 15 games, Tiger has a 6 wins chance whereas Gull has 5 wins chance.

Answer: Tiger


Helga [31]3 years ago
3 0
We need to compare ratios

2/3 and 1/2

make the same denominator

2/3= 4/6
1/2=3/6
4/6>3/6
so 2/3 >1/2
2/3 better ratio (Tigers)
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