Rates are used to compare related quantities such as costs of items in two countries
<h3>How to determine the ratio</h3>
The question is incomplete;
So, I will give a general explanation on how to calculate the rate.
Assume that the costs are:
United Kingdom = 500
Canada = 750
The ratio would be:
Ratio = United Kingdom : Canada
So, we have:
Ratio = 500 : 750
Simplify
Ratio = 2 : 3
Express as rate
Rate = 2/3
Using the assumed values, the rate of the total cost for items in the United Kingdom to that of the total cost of items in Canada is 2/3
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You do 30 times 10 which equals 300 seeds planted
Answer:
The answer is 54
Step-by-step explanation:
36+90=126
180-126= 54
Answer:
f(x) = .8 (215 - .45 x)
f(x) = .8 (215 - .45 * 75) = .8 ( 215 - 34) = .8 (181) = 145
Answer:
$6.25
Step-by-step explanation:
2000ml = 2 litres
2.5L - 2L = 500ml
So now we know that without the 500ml, it is 5 dollars.
Find out how much 500 ml cost.
2000ml = 5.00
1ml = 5.00 ÷ 2000 = 0.0025
500ml = 0.0025 x 500 = 1.25
2L + 500 ml = 2.5L (which 2.5L costs 6.25)