help meh, medal and fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Question

thadds2003 · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

yes ?

thadds2003 · Answer

its right up there

anonymous · Answer

16/4= 4
28/4 7
So 4:7

anonymous · Answer

or else you could 16/28

thadds2003 · Answer

DIRECT ANSWER NOT ACCEPTING IT.

anonymous · Answer

No, it says simplest form.

anonymous · Answer

and then simplify everything by dividing by 4

anonymous · Answer

Who Thadd?

anonymous · Answer

yes , it's just another way i think is a little little little bit shorter

anonymous · Answer

It's exactly what I did tho

thadds2003 · Answer

well, anyone who gives out direct answers.

mathmale · Answer

"medal and fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"     ....  ??  Let's not get so desperate that you have to offer bribes to get help.

You need the ratio   (# of oranges) to (# of pears).
How many oranges are there?  pears?

Write the (numeric) ratio:  (     ) / (    )

Reduce this fraction.

anonymous · Answer

No one gave out a direct answer here.

thadds2003 · Answer

well, true.

mathmale · Answer

Write the numeric ratio of the number of oranges to the number of pears, please.  Thadd?

anonymous · Answer

I find this funny too ^^

thadds2003 · Answer

28 : 16

anonymous · Answer

well, honestly, I don't need fans, i see no use for it

mathmale · Answer

Thadds?  This is really your baby; could y ou write that ratio, please?

anonymous · Answer

no, the order of the fruit matters @Thadds2003

thadds2003 · Answer

i did, its up there, 28 : 16

mathmale · Answer

Review:  how many oranges are there?  How many pears?

thadds2003 · Answer

16 orages......... 28 pears

mathmale · Answer

Fill  in the blanks:  The ratio of the # of oranges to the # of pears is    (    ) / (    )

thadds2003 · Answer

16/28. that can be reduced, right?

mathmale · Answer

Good.  You have those numbers right.

mathmale · Answer

Right.  How would you reduce that, Thadds?

thadds2003 · Answer

4/7.

thadds2003 · Answer

divide both by four.

mathmale · Answer

that's correct, but i'm curious how you found it.   Oh, you divided numerator and denominator by 4?  Very good.  You're done.

anonymous · Answer

:( I gave out the answer first haha,
Good job math.

mathmale · Answer

Exile:  Remember, Open Study is NOT, repeat, NOT, about giving out answers, or about giving out answers before anybody else can.  It's the process of finding the answer by oneself (meaning Thadds) that's important.

mathmale · Answer

Nice work, Thadds.

anonymous · Answer

I gave an explanation,