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Good question.
Rate is the same thing as a fraction. Say I had 4 apples, and 3 were red. The ratio of red apples compared to all of them would be 3 to 4.
Ratio can be shown 3 ways: 3 to 4, as a fraction, and 3:4
It's just that simple.
Unlike a fraction though, it doesn't matter if the number in front is larger, so depending on the situation, the first number might actually be larger.
Just like a fraction, ratios can be simplified. If the ratio was 10:20, divide that by 10 to get 1 to 2.
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What does figure math mean?
figure math means figure math
What is the math figure of 30.00 minus 14.53?
30.00 - 14.53 = 15.47
What is open figure in math?
Vega
What do you do to figure out math problems?
You study.
How did math change during the Renaissance?
Issac Newton became began to use Calculus at this time due to his leading experimentation with physics and his attemp to figure out rate of change
What does figure math mean?
figure math means figure math
How does an attorney use math and science?
An attorney has to use math to figure his odds in winning a case, the probability that his client will be found guilty, his rate of pay, and must examine evidence using math and science to find the best way to defend against or for it.
What is the math figure of 30.00 minus 14.53?
30.00 - 14.53 = 15.47
What do you do to figure out math problems?
You study.
What math figure are you?
the swagful one
What is open figure in math?
Vega
What is set and subsets in math?
figure it out
How did math change during the Renaissance?
Issac Newton became began to use Calculus at this time due to his leading experimentation with physics and his attemp to figure out rate of change
What is the word rate mean in math?
it mean per rate
What are two examples os a rate that is math related?
Need a little more specific. Rate of speed, rate of production.. Really any rate is math related even if it`s also science. You`re still doing math equations.
What is row in math?
=it means that your to dumb to figure it out .=
What is a figure line?
Listen in math class
