Question

There are 25 mango trees, 12 avocado trees, and 8 chico trees in an orchard. What is the ratio of mango trees to the number of fruit trees? *

Answer 1

Answer:

5:4 is the ratio of mango trees to the number of fruit trees

Answer 2

Given: Number of mangoes trees =$25$, the number of avocados trees =$12$and the number of chicos trees =$8$.

We have to find the ratio of mango trees to the number of fruit trees.

We are solving in the following way:

The number of fruits trees will be:

=> Number of mangoes trees + The number of avocados trees + The number of chicos trees.

$=>12+8+25=45$

The ratio of mango trees to the number of fruit trees will be:

=>The number of mangos trees divide by the number of fruit trees.

$=>\frac{25}{45} \\\\=>\frac{5}{9}$

Hence, the ratio of mango trees to the number of fruit trees will be$\frac{5}{9}$.