Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
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Title: Ratio |
Grade: 6-a Lesson: S3-L8 |
Explanation: Let us verify the answer here with the steps. |
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Problem |
Mr. Peeter bought some oranges and pears. After giving away 20 oranges, he had twice as many pears as oranges left. If he had 32 pears in the end, what was the ratio of oranges to pears in the beginning? |
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Let’s denote the number of oranges Mr. Peeter bought as O and the number of pears as P. |
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After giving away 20 oranges, he had twice as many pears as oranges left |
\$"P" = 2 times ("O" − 20)\$ |
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In the end, he had 32 pears |
P = 32 |
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Set up an equation using these two steps of information |
\$2 times ("O" − 20) = 32\$ |
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After simplification, the quantity of oranges "O" Mr.Peeter bought is |
⇒ 2O − 40 = 32 ⇒ 2O = 72 ⇒ O = 36 |
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Now, to find the ratio of oranges to pears in the beginning, we can use the values of O and P |
\$"Ratio" = "Oranges"/"Pears" = 36/32\$ |
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Simplify the ratio by dividing it by 4 |
\$"Ratio" = 9/8\$ |
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Therefore, the ratio of oranges to pears in the beginning was 9:8. |
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Answer |
A |
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