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Fractions and Ratios

Units and Fractions Fractions and Ratios

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  • Understanding Ratios
  • Practice Ratios: Example
  • Simplifying Ratios
  • Expanding Ratios

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Illustration for ratios with 2 apples and 3 bananas as an example. The ratio of apples to bananas is 2:3, and the ratio of bananas to apples is 3:2.
Ratio calculation showing flour to sugar ratio of 5:2 with a worked example of 300 g of flour, determining that 120 g of sugar is needed.
An example of sharing £200 in the ratio 7:3, total parts calculated as 10, each part worth £20. One person receives £140, the other receives £60.
Simplifying the ratio 24:40 by dividing both terms to get 3:5 and expanding the ratio 3:7 by multiplying both terms to get 15:35.

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