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finlep [7]
3 years ago
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Please help I’ll give you brainliest uwu

Mathematics
1 answer:
Leno4ka [110]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A: tom has 15 more roses than ana does.

B: 11:4

Step-by-step explanation:

A: there is a 3:1 and 5:2 ratio of roses to tulips. that means that in tom's, there are 3 roses for every tulip and 5 roses for every 2 tulips in ana's.

we know that they each have 30 tulips so now for Tom.

3:1 so to find roses, we need to multiply the value of tulips to 3.

3×30=90 so we know he has a total of 90 roses.

for ana: she also has 30 tulips. BUT now her ratio is 5:2. so for every 2 tulips she has 5 roses. we need to divide the value of tulips by 2 so 30/2=15 and multiply it by 5, 15*5=75

THAT IS NOT THE ANSWER!! <em>to find the rest of the answer, we have to subtract tom's amount by ana's amount</em>: 90-75=15

B: to find this answer, we have to add all of the roses together and all of the tulips together. roses: 90+75=165. tulips: 30+30=60.

the ratio we get is 165:60. and now we need to simplify it.

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