<span>current ratio: 4 apple trees for every 3 pear trees.
wants: 2 avocado trees for every 5 pear trees in the orchard.
Sandy is planting 18 avocado trees
so 2 avocado trees for every 5 pear trees
=1 avocado trees for every 2.5 pear trees
therefore if we have 18 avocado trees
18 x 2.5 = 45 pear trees
4 apple trees for every 3 pear trees
4/3
= 1.333 apple trees for every 1 pear tree
therefore if we have 45 avocado trees
45 x 1.333 = 60 apple trees
therefore ratio of avocado to apple trees = 18 : 60
18 : 60
= 9 : 30
= 3 : 10</span>
Answer:
This seems more like an answer then a question, did you perhaps mean to put this on someone elses question?
Step-by-step explanation:
Well, as far as I can tell, the mean (average) is the best representation of the data because there is no outlier (a number a lot higher or lower than the rest of the numbers that throws the data off).
4. 2b-6+3b=
5b-6=143
5b=143+6
5b=149
b=149
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