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Compare the ratios using the models.
7 to 16
6:8
Which statements are true? Check all that apply.
The model for the ratio 7 to 16 should show 7 cells
shaded.
The model for the ratio 6:8 should show 8 cells
shaded.
The ratio 7 to 16 is greater than 6:8.
The ratio 6:8 is greater than the ratio 7 to 16.

Sagot :

varshamittal029

The correct options are Option A: the ratio 7 to 16 should show 7 cells shaded and Option D: 6:8 is also greater than 7:16.

The ratio is the representation of the fraction where the fraction is represented by : symbol.

In the ratio a:b, it simplifies that a number of parts are shades among b number of cells.

Here given two ratios are 7:16 and 6:8.

The ratio 7:16 simplifies that 7 cells are shaded from 16 number of cells.

similarly, 6:8 simplifies that 7 cells are shaded from 8 number of cells.

As 6:8 and 7:16 can be written as in the fraction form which are 6/8 and 7/16.

Then multiply 2 in both denominator and numerator of 6:8 will be

6/8= 12/16

Now comparing between 12/16 and 7/16

12/16 > 7/16 as the denominator is same and the numerator is greater in 12/16.

Then 6:8 is also greater than 7:16.

So by checking all the options

Option A  is correct:  from above i is clear that the ratio 7 to 16 should show 7 cells shaded.

Option D is correct: 6:8 is also greater than 7:16.

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