To show: The ratio 16 pens to 10 pencilsas a fraction.
Answer to Problem 14IP
The ratio16 pens to 10 pencilscan be represented as
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given ratio is 16 pens to 10 pencils.
Calculation:
Ratio is defined as the comparison of two quantities by division.
The GCF of the ratio is 2.
To convert the ratio as fraction, divide the numerator and the numerator by the GCF.
Therefore, the ratio 16 pens to 10 pencils can be represented as
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