For example, the percentage of a population that has a certain trait can usually be expressed as a ratio, as in "50% of smokers die prematurely, as a result of smoking". I am not sure of the exact ratio in this case, but it's somewhere close. In any case, this percentage would be equivalent to one premature death for every 2 smokers.Other examples:
* About 50% of all babies born are boys - for every boy born, one girl is born (ratio 1:1).
* In a certain place, 33% of all days are rainy: for every 3 days, 1 is rainy; or: for every rainy day, there are 2 sunny days.
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2115 = 2115/1 = 21150/10 = 211500/100 are some examples.
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no because we are not sayians
10/50, 1000/5000, 1000000000/5000000000 are some examples.
Liquidity ratios measure a company's ability to meet short-term obligations, with the current ratio and quick ratio as common examples. Profitability ratios assess a firm's ability to generate income relative to revenue, assets, or equity, with examples including the net profit margin and return on equity (ROE). Solvency ratios evaluate a company's long-term financial stability, with the debt-to-equity ratio and interest coverage ratio being key examples. Together, these ratios provide insights into a company's financial health from different perspectives.
22/2 and 165/15 are two examples.
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Many people use ratios for many reasons in everyday things we preform. Cooking, for example, because you have to measure the ingredients.
The equivalent ratios for 67 are 67:1, 134:2, 201:3.