determine whether the ratio in each pair can form a proportion by finding a common multiplier 45/60 , 3/4
45/3 is it equal to 60/4 ?
huh
since you want to find a common multiplier for your ratios, it must mean that for some factor X times 3 it will give you 45, and with the same factor X times 4 it will give you 60. Are there such factors? try calculating 45/3 and 60/4 see what number you get and if it is the same number in both case
15
yup thats right
so how do i write it on paper ... is it 15 x 3 and 15x 4 so 45/60
question how do i do 7/8 15/24 ... do i cross multiply 120 168
3/4 * 15/15 = 45/60
7/8 does not equal 15/24 if that's what you are wondering
i dont know ... the question just says determine whether the ratio in each pair can form a proportion by using cross products
okay trying doing 15/7 and 24/8 if those numbers are not the same then you don't have equality
i have a silly question ... do i have to multiply or divide?
in this case divide
192 105
2.142857142 thats 15/7 and 24/8 3
yup so these numbers are not equal, it means the ratios 7/8 does not equal 15/24
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