milk is 150% the cost of bread. If the cost of milk increased by 20% and the cost of break increased by 25 percent. What is the ratio of the current cost of milk to the current cost of bread?
milk is 150% the cost of bread. If the cost of milk increased by 20% and the cost of break increased by 25 percent. What is the ratio of the current cost of milk to the current cost of bread?
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milk is 150% the cost of bread. If the cost of milk increased by 20% and the cost of break increased by 25 percent. What is the ratio of the current cost of milk to the current cost of bread?
 milk is 150% the cost of bread. If the cost of milk increased by 20% and the cost of break increased by 25 percent. What is the ratio of the current cost of milk to the current cost of bread?
 @Mathematics

anonymous · Answer

Let's say that milk is worth $150, so that bread is worth $100 (maybe we're in Stalin's Russia). The current prices would be

150*1.2=$180
100*1.25=$125
The new ratio is 180/125, or 144%

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

help please