A 5 to 3 ratio means that for every 5 parts of one quantity, there are 3 parts of another quantity. To find how many parts there are in total, you add the two parts together: 5 + 3 = 8 parts. To find the value of each part, you divide the total value (120,000) by the total number of parts (8): 120,000 / 8 = 15,000. Therefore, in a 5 to 3 ratio to get 120,000, each part would be equal to 15,000.
100 boys. Ratio boys to girls is 2:3 ⇒ 2 parts are boys, 3 parts are girls. So there are 2 + 3 = 5 parts in all. 250 people ÷ 5 parts = 50 people per part Boys: 2 parts x 50 people per part = 100 boys Girls: 3 parts x 50 people per part = 150 girls
One third each.
Divide it by 3, giving 73.
No they are both the same: 3/9 = 1/3 ( divide both parts by 3) as 4/12 = 1/3 (divide both parts by 4)
"Canapes" is pronounced as "can-uh-pays" with the emphasis on the second syllable.
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Food canapes are small hors o'deurvres that are offered as a snack. They are small bites that are typically offered during tea time.
Food. Canapes
before a dinner, usually as a small appetizer
Barefoot Contessa - 2002 Canapes and Canvases 4-5 was released on: USA: 29 January 2005
Could feasibly be either, but would very probably be cold.
If it is a stand-up function, hot canapes, cold canapes... You know - bite sized things If it is a sit-down function: * formal - probably a two to three coarse menu * informal - maybe a roast dinner, or a BBQ or something
Came across a ebook called cold canapes by Andrea Chapman, I really enjoyed the book and all recipes are cold. Highly recommend it and it only costs 99 cents, I bought it off amazon but if you google the title and author, there is other places you can buy it.
no it has 3 parts
A tidbit tray is for finger food: canapes, crudite, cold spiced shrimp or pigs in a blanket!
Basic European dressing is 3 parts oil.