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Problem 7

Write as a unit rate. \(337.2 \mathrm{mi}\) on 12 gal of gas

Problem 7

Write the ratio in two other ways. $$\frac{1}{2}$$

Problem 9

Write each rate in lowest terms. Elaine drives 234 mi in 4 hr.

Problem 10

Write the ratios in fraction form. For a recent year, 250 million persons were covered by health insurance in the United States and 45 million were not covered. (PICTURE NOT COPY) A. Write a ratio of the number of insured persons to the number of uninsured persons. B. Write a ratio of the number of uninsured persons to the number of insured persons. C. Write a ratio of the number of uninsured persons to the total number of persons.

Problem 10

Write each rate in lowest terms. Travis has 14 blooms on 6 of his plants.

Problem 11

Write the ratios in fraction form. In a certain neighborhood, 60 houses were on the market to be sold. During a 1-year period during a housing crisis, only 8 of these houses actually sold. A. Write a ratio of the number of houses that sold to the total number that had been on the market. B. Write a ratio of the number of houses that sold to the number that did not sell.

Problem 12

Solve the proportion. $$\frac{1.2}{4}=\frac{3}{a}$$

Problem 13

Write each rate in lowest terms. A printer can print 13 pages in 26 sec.

Problem 13

Pam drives her Toyota Prius 244 mi in city driving on 4 gal of gas. At this rate how many miles can she drive on 10 gal of gas?

Problem 14

Write the ratios in fraction form. At a school sporting event, the concession stand sold 450 bottles of water, 200 cans of soda, and 125 cans of iced tea. A. Write a ratio of the number of bottles of water sold to the number of cans of soda sold. B. Write a ratio of the number of cans of iced tea sold to the total number of drinks sold.

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