To determine the ratio in which 56 kg must be decreased to become 42 kg, we first calculate the difference between the two weights: 56 kg - 42 kg = 14 kg. This is the amount that needs to be decreased. To find the ratio, we divide this difference by the original weight: 14 kg / 56 kg = 0.25. Therefore, 56 kg must be decreased in a ratio of 0.25 to become 42 kg.
the answer to the reduced ratio of 58 to 42 is 29 to 21.
42 / 63 = 66.666666666667%
42/100
28 : 42 = 2 : 3
7.05 / 42 = 1 / 5.957 (rounded)
42
42 to 18 is 42:18 is 42/18 Which is 2 1/3
It is 42/37, which cannot be simplified.
42/50 = 21/25
28 : 42 = 2 : 3
The ratio works out as 7 to 60
It is: 1 to 3.