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Talja [164]
3 years ago
11

Use the table for 19-23. write each ratio in the form a/b and then as a decimal. Tell whether each decimal is a terminating or r

epeating decimal.
Team sports table

baseball 9
Basketball 5
Football 11
Hockey 6
Lacrosse 10
Polo 4
Rugby 15
soccer 11

Questions:

1. Basketball to football
2. Hockey to lacrosse players
3. polo to football players
4. lacrosse to rugby players
5. football players to soccer players



PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!
Mathematics
2 answers:
mash [69]3 years ago
8 0

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the provided table.

We need to write the ratio in the form of a/b.

1. Basketball to football

According to the table;

Number of players in basketball is 5.

Number of players in Football is 11.

The ratio of Basketball to football is:

\frac{5}{11} =0.4545...

Thus, the decimal is repeating.

2. Hockey to lacrosse players

According to the table;

Number of players in Hockey is 6.

Number of players in Lacrosse is 10.

The ratio of Hockey to lacrosse players is:

\frac{6}{10} =0.6

Thus, the decimal is terminating.

3. Polo to football players

According to the table;

Number of players in polo is 4.

Number of players in Football is 11.

The ratio of Polo to football players is:

\frac{4}{11} =0.3636...

Thus, the decimal is repeating.

4. lacrosse to rugby players

According to the table;

Number of players in Lacrosse is 10.

Number of players in rugby is 15.

The ratio of lacrosse to rugby players is:

\frac{10}{15} =0.666....

Thus, the decimal is repeating.

5. football players to soccer players

According to the table;

Number of players in Football is 11.

Number of players in soccer is 11.

The ratio of football players to soccer players is:

\frac{11}{11} =1

Thus, the decimal is terminating.

stellarik [79]3 years ago
4 0
All you are basically doing is making ratios.
Basketball to football would be 5 to 11 or 5:11 or 5/11.
What you do is in the order you said it (basketball to football) you find that info and make it a ratio. A ratio must be simplified and can be written 3 ways, as shown above.

Hockey to lacrosse would be 6 to 10 and simplified would be 3 to 5.

Try doing 3 and 4 and 5 on your own to help you understand it more:) if you have any questions tell me.
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