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a ratio is something that compares one things to another.  Example :

there are 11 soccer balls and 3 soccer shirts. If it asked what is the ratio of soccer balls to soccer shirts it would be  11:3

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A ratio is another way to describe a faction. There are two dots in between a number.

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proportions could be dividing a whole fraction or object into smaller pieces like 1 part of a piece of paper. proportion can be equal but the proportion could change like the second part can be bigger or smaller than the last one.

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Dividing something or like a part of something, Its like putting 20 ml proportion into a milk.

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if sally had 3 guests at her party the cake would be split into bigger slices/a bigger portion but fill has 20 guests so a smaller proportion.

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Helps you simplify

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ratios help to graph fractions, ratios help turn and compare 2 fractions into comparing single numbers but then those numbers could be used for graphing. it could be an easy way to graph fractions, using ratios

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A ratio is something that compares two values/units. Shows the amount of how much one thing is to another amount of another thing. Like to make a cake, 100 grams of sugar to 200 grams of butter. It would be 100:200, and simplified would be 1:2

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Example: There are 9 boys and 7 girls in a classroom, what is the ratio of the boys to girls. Ans: 9:7

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Ratios are to compare two numbers, and with A fraction you can compare it to this ratios

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ratios help you organize fractions into single digits, comparing them, like which fractions are the lowest or highest

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Ratio is when you want to compare number. You can convert fraction to ratio as well. If you can simplify the number into smaller, you should consider doing it.

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All I know is something like this
1:12, 2:24   feet:inches
but you can do it for something else like 1 cake : 10 people,
2:20, 3:30, 4:40, etc.

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1:4
Sayaka

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Ratios are used to compare two things. They are also similar to fractions.
There are 2 dots in between the 2 numbers :
15 : 25
They are sometimes used to show the difference

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It can be something that you are able to compare, for example there are this many to this many things in the classroom.
20 : 14

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I 'm just going to give an a short example 1:2 , I forgot what a proportion is in math

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3:4
Ratios can help you simplify big numbers  in smaller numbers  . So if you have 2 cup of cake mix  and 1 cup of water the ratio for 2 cups  cake mix and 1 cup of water would be 2:1
Proportion
can be diving numbers

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This is a ratio->1:10-> ratio is how much the first number is the second number. For example, i have have one cup of cereal and 2 cups of milk for breakfast that would be 1:2 cups.
I don't remember what proportion means...

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Ratio:
Is a a number that either looks like _to_ or _:_ so if there is a picture there is a picture with 3 circles and 5 squares and I want to write the ratio of squares to the total of object on the picture I would write it like 5:8 or
5 to 8 but if I want to write the ratio of squares to circles I would either write 5 to 3 or 5:3.

Proportion (I Think):
it helps you know how to make something that even if you usually want 20 tomatos and 100 peices of lettus but you only have 50 peices it is half of 100 s you would also half the amount of tomatos for the same taste and it is used a lot in cooking and making things

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For Example: There are 3 blue balls and 6 yellow balls. What is the ratio to blue balls to yellow balls? The answer would be 3:6 I think ratio means you are comparing or balancing the numbers.

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~ Example for ratio: 1:5
~ Ratios help to compare different numbers
~ converting fraction into a ratio
(1/2 = 1:2)
~ how to simplify a ratio
(16:12 = 4)

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-Comparing
- groups
-showing two numbers (for example 20:200)