Question

Using the numbers 0-6 once, make 2 equivalent ratios

Answer 1

Explanation:

As we have to use the number 0-6 once to make 2 equivalent ratios.

so lets solve the problem.

Determining first equivalent ratio

as

• 5 times 2 = 10

and

• 32 times 2 = 64

so

• Together will get 10/64

Therefore, first equivalent ratio

`\:(5)/(32)=(10)/(64)`

Determining second equivalent ratio

`(13)/(65)=(4)/(20)`

as

`(13)/(65)=(1)/(5)`

and

`(4)/(20)=(1)/(5)`

Therefore, second equivalent ratio

`(13)/(65)=(4)/(20)`