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To select a ratio that does not have the same value as of other given ratios.
Answer to Problem 36HP
Ratio
Explanation of Solution
Given information: Four given ratios (i) 2 boys: 3 girls (ii) 2 qt : 3 gal (iii) 2 spoon : 3 utensils
(iv) 2 ft : 3 ft
Concept used: Units of both quantities in a ratio should be same. So, for second ratio, use the conversion formula:
1 quarts = 0.25 gallon,
Calculation: Based on above conversion formula,
So, ratio 2 qt: 3 gal = 0.5 gal: 3 gal = 1 gal : 6 gal
And second ratio 2 qt:3 gal
Conclusion: By above calculation, it is cleared that the value of second ratio is not the same as
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