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1. Select pairs of ratios that form a true proportion. Select all that apply

A. 3:6 and 5:10
B. 4/12 and 6/18
C. 20/5 and 10/3
D. 25:36 and 8:9

2. Solve the proportion 42/15 = P/10
A. p= 37
B. p=28
C. p = 26
D. p = 24

3. Which is the better buy?
1. 5 oranges for 1.60.
2. 7 oranges for $2.45

A.1
B.2
C. they are both equal good values.

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation: divide

User Eric Zinda
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Answer:

Part 1)

A)
3:6 and
5:10

B)
4/12 and
6/18

Part 2) Option B.
P=28

Part 3) Option A.
1

Explanation:

Part 1) Verify each case

case A)
3:6 and
5:10


(3)/(6)=(5)/(10)

Multiply in cross and then compare


3*10=6*5


30=30 -----> is true

therefore

Is a true proportion

case B)
4/12 and
6/18


(4)/(12)=(6)/(18)

Multiply in cross and then compare


4*18=12*6


72=72 -----> is true

therefore

Is a true proportion

case C)
20/5 and
10/3


(20)/(5)=(10)/(3)

Multiply in cross and then compare


20*3=5*10


60=50 -----> is not true

therefore

Is not a true proportion

case D)
25:36 and
8:9


(25)/(36)=(8)/(9)

Multiply in cross and then compare


25*9=36*8


225=288 -----> is not true

therefore

Is not a true proportion

Part 2) Solve the proportion
(42)/(15)=(P)/(10)

Multiply in cross and solve for P


42*10=15*P


P=420/15=28

Part 3) Which is the better buy?

1. 5 oranges for $1.60.

2. 7 oranges for $2.45

Find the units rates

First case


(1.60)/(5)=0.32 (\$)/(orange)

Second case


(2.45)/(7)=0.35 (\$)/(orange)

The better buy is the first case

because


0.32 (\$)/(orange)< 0.35 (\$)/(orange)

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