Math, asked by michaelalister24, 19 days ago

the ratio of mangoes to oranges in a basket is 2.5 if there are 40 oranges in the basket (a) how many mangoes are in the basket (b)
how mangoes and oranges are together in the basket

Answers

Answered by ericnbolton
1

Answer:

a) 100 mangoes

b) 140 total in the basket.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ratio can be written in fraction form,

So if M=mangoes and O=oranges, then in this example, M / O = 2.5

a) If 40 Oranges, then M / 40 = 2.5 (Multiply both sides by 40)

   Result is M = 100

b) We know O = 40 and M = 100 so then we simply add to get total number in the basket.

 M + O = Total

100 + 40 = 140

Answered by enbyfeofyo
0

Answer:

(a) 100

(b) 140

Step-by-step explanation:

Call the amount of mangoes is x

The amount of orange is y

The ratio of mangoes to oranges in a basket is 2.5

→ x/y = 2.5

(a) We have 40 oranges in the basket

→ x/40 = 2.5

→ x = 2.5*40 = 100

→ The amount of mangoes is 100

(b) All of mangoes and oranges together are

x + y = 100 + 40 = 140

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