Concept explainers
To show: The ratio 6 gallons to 3 quartsas a fraction.
Answer to Problem 9GP
The ratio 6 gallons to 3 quartscan be represented as
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given ratio is 6 gallons to 3 quarts.
Calculation:
Ratio is defined as the comparison of two quantities by division.
To convert the ratio as fraction, divide the numerator by the numerator.
Therefore, the ratio 6 gallons to 3 quarts can be represented as
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