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- Finding Missing Values in a Table of Equivalent Ratios
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Using a Table of Equivalent Ratios to Find a Missing Quantity in a Ratio
Find the missing quantity in the following table of equivalent ratios.
Planets | Moons |
12 | 18 |
x | 24 |
Solution
Step 1:
Since the table gives values of equivalent ratios
$frac{x}{24} = frac{12}{18}; x = frac{12}{18} imes 24 = frac{12}{18} imes frac{24}{1} = 16$
Step 2:
So, missing quantity, x = 16
Find the missing quantity in the following table of equivalent ratios.
Bullocks | Horses |
3 | x |
18 | 24 |
Solution
Step 1:
Since the table gives values of equivalent ratios
$frac{x}{3} = frac{24}{18}; x = frac{24}{18} imes 3 = frac{24}{18} imes frac{3}{1} = 4$
Step 2:
So, missing quantity, x = 4
Find the missing quantity in the following table of equivalent ratios.
Buses | Drivers |
63 | 28 |
9 | x |
Solution
Step 1:
Since the table gives values of equivalent ratios
$frac{x}{9} = frac{28}{63}; x = frac{28}{63} imes 9 = frac{28}{63} imes frac{9}{1} = 4$
Step 2:
So, missing quantity, x = 4