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Ratio: simplifying
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sally mcculloch
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Updated May 12, 2020
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first of our master hosting this week is alright.
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She out of first of all simplify ratio.
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Let's start with the basics.
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So, first of all, what is racial?
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Well, it's the really the comparing of two different amounts
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used to make something.
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Let's have a look here.
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So which are five ratios in that sequence there?
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That's right.
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It's the ones that are written with a cone on
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divide in the month.
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This is nothing to do with the cardinals that we
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use electricity, so don't get confused.
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Now what we simplify ratios we use.
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A very familiar golden rule is the golden rule that
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we use quite commonly fractions as well.
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In fact, it's so common to us that attend to
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only ever write very first word.
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Whatever you do toe.
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One thing you do to another, as I regularly see
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regularly say Masses about Fallon.
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Sir, Let's have a look here at my imaginary fruit
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salad. So in my salad for every 12 apples that
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I use, I use full bananas.
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And of course, when I do this, I use 16
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fruit in total.
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Now, if I was going to simplify this all I'm
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saying to myself What number can I divide most of
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this by?
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So when I look at 12 and I look up
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four, I think, What's their common factor?
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What number goes into both of them?
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And, of course, it's full 12 divided by four is
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34 Divided by four is one on that we tend
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to find in class.
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It's helpful to write news in our arrows because it
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helps us to single with you could also raise show
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with more than one number in it.
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So in this case, we've got to.
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This time I've got a family group.
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So I got for every 20 adults.
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They might be six boys, and that might be eight
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girls, which leaves a family group of 34.
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I'll go to simplify this.
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I've got to find a number that is a common
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factor to 26 8 Another number.
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What number goes in tow All of those numbers.
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I could look at six, but six doesn't go into
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eight or 20.
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I could look at three three doesn't go into 8
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20 Although it goes into six.
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The only number I can think of that going to
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do all of them is to.
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So I've divided all of them by two.
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And that is me.
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Simplifying my race is a simple is that using that
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method Whatever you do to one you do to the
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other, remember to draw your arrows, Tashi.
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The first sheet here and then we've got a second
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sheet. In addition, you'll find that authorship might be easier
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than the second least the hope.
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Enjoy this.
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This should be a straightforward reminder as ratios for some
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of you.
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And because of that, I am to post another ratio
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task as well.
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Enjoy. And I look for to see your work.
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