Math, asked by RrudDraNill, 3 months ago

A Recipe for pancakes uses 3 cups of flour and 2 cups of milk.Find ratios ​

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Answered by svgadiya
4

Answer:

the answer is 3:2

Step-by-step explanation:

number of cups for of flour = 3

number of cups of milk = 2

ratio of number of cups of flour is to the number of cups of milk = 3/2

= 3:2

therefore the ratio is 3:2.

Answered by Anonymous
53

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  • Number of cups for of flour = 3
  • Number of cups of milk = 2

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We need to find the ratio of flour to milk.

Here, we might need 4 times the quantity, so we multiply the numbers by 4:

\sf 3 \times 4:2 \times 4 = \sf \pink {12:8}

It seems 12 cups of flour and 8 cups of milk.

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‎ ‎\large\underline{\boxed{\mathfrak{\red{Ratio}}}}

  • ‎A ratio is a comparison of two quantities of same kind (with same units) by division. The ratio of \sf{a} to \sf{b} is written as \sf{a:b} or \sf{\dfrac{a}{b}}.
  • n ‎In the ratio \sf{a:b}, \sf{a} and \sf{b} are called terms of the ratio. '\sf{a}' is the antecedent and '\sf{b}' is the consequent.

\large\underline{\boxed{\mathfrak{\red{Properties \: of \: ratios }}}}

  • The ratio of two quantities can be formed, only when both the quantities are expressed in same units.
  • The order of the terms in a ratio \sf{a:b} is very important \rightarrow \sf{a:b≠b:a}
  • The value of a ratio remains unaltered if the given ratio is multiplied or divided by the same non-zero quantity. Suppose, \sf{a}, \sf{b} and \sf{m} are non-zero real numbers. Then, \sf{a : b = ma : mb} and \sf{a : b =\dfrac{a}{m} : \dfrac{b}{m}}.

\large\underline{\boxed{\mathfrak{\red{Comparison  \: of \: ratios }}}}

  • Let \sf{a:b} and \sf{c:d} be two ratios, then
  • \sf{a : b > c : d, \:if \:ad > bc}
  • \sf{a : b < c : d, \:if \:ad < bc}
  • \sf{a : b = c : d, \:if \:ad = bc}
  • Ratios can be compared by expressing the ratios as fractions and then, converting them into decimal numbers.
  • It can also be compared by converting them to their equivalent fraction of common denominator.

\large\underline{\boxed{\mathfrak{\red{Types   \: of \: ratios }}}}

  • Compounded ratio: The compounded ratio of \sf{a:b} and \sf{c:d} is \sf{ac:bd}.
  • Duplicate ratio: The duplicate ratio of \sf{a:b} is \sf{a^2:b^2}.
  • Sub- duplicate ratio: The sub- duplicate ratio of \sf{a:b} is \sf{\sqrt{a}:\sqrt{b}}.
  • Triplicate ratio: The triplicate ratio of \sf{a:b} is \sf{a^3:b^3}.
  • Inverse ratio: The inverse ratio of \sf{a:b} is \sf{\dfrac{1}{a}:\dfrac{1}{b}}, i.e, \sf{b:a}.

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