My Reflection by Ivander Orlando https://padlet.com/sse_ivanderorlando/IvanderMypMath en-us 2024-07-22 02:20:20 UTC 2024-08-02 13:22:02 UTC hello@padlet.com Reflect & Discuss 2 sse_ivanderorlando https://padlet.com/sse_ivanderorlando/IvanderMypMath/wish/3058460679 So, to identify a ratio you need to know the numbers first then you can find the highest common factor then you can divide them.


Can all Ratios be simplified?

Yes, because all number has a highest common factor then you can just divided.

]]> 2024-07-22 03:37:09 UTC https://padlet.com/sse_ivanderorlando/IvanderMypMath/wish/3058460679 Reflect & Discuss 6 sse_ivanderorlando https://padlet.com/sse_ivanderorlando/IvanderMypMath/wish/3066275802 What I learn is that ratio can come in many different forms such as a fraction, a decimal, and a percentage.


The advantages of using a ratio to represent a fraction is it can be divided into the simplified form to find an answer.


The advantages of using a ratio to represent a decimal is it can make us able to make it into a percentage.


The advantages of using a ratio to represent a percentage is it can be easier to read and it can be more noticable.


Conclusion :

Every ratio that represent a fraction, decimal and percentage all have their own way of being used.

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