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22 Jun 2005, 12:54
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hello
:-D can anyone explains me the followings thanks
If three things are in a ratio of 5:9:11, what does the total number of things have to be a multiple of? I Think for this one the total number has to be a multiple of 25
If the number of things represented by the 5 doubles, can you represent the new ratio as 10:9:11?
If you add 6 things to the the number of things represented by the 9, can you represent the new ratio as 5:15:11?
If the number of things represented by the 9 is reduced by one-third, can you represent the new ratio as 5:7:11?
:-D can anyone explains me the followings thanks
If three things are in a ratio of 5:9:11, what does the total number of things have to be a multiple of? I Think for this one the total number has to be a multiple of 25
If the number of things represented by the 5 doubles, can you represent the new ratio as 10:9:11?
If you add 6 things to the the number of things represented by the 9, can you represent the new ratio as 5:15:11?
If the number of things represented by the 9 is reduced by one-third, can you represent the new ratio as 5:7:11?
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consider relationship 1:2:3
so 1x+ 2x + 3x = 6x the whole
addition and subtraction doesn't work since we cannot get rid of x in a new ratio
only division and multiplication.
2x+3/3x => x stays
so 1x+ 2x + 3x = 6x the whole
addition and subtraction doesn't work since we cannot get rid of x in a new ratio
only division and multiplication.
2x+3/3x => x stays
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