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Sunny's garden has tomato plants, pepper plants, squash plants, and pumpkin plants.Complete the ratio.For every tomato plants in Sunny's garden, there is .
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Q. Sunny's garden has tomato plants, pepper plants, squash plants, and pumpkin plants.Complete the ratio.For every tomato plants in Sunny's garden, there is .
- Find Ratio for Pepper Plants: We need to find the ratio of tomato plants to each of the other types of plants. We start with the pepper plants.The ratio of tomato plants to pepper plants is tomato plants to pepper plants.To find the ratio for every tomato plants, we divide both numbers by the number of tomato plants in the ratio, which is .
- Find Ratio for Squash Plants: Dividing the number of tomato plants by gives us . This means for every tomato plants, we need to find the equivalent number of pepper plants.
- Find Ratio for Pumpkin Plants: Now we divide the number of pepper plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio.Dividing pepper plants by does not result in a whole number, which means we cannot have a whole number of pepper plants for every tomato plants.
- Find Ratio for Pumpkin Plants: Now we divide the number of pepper plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio.Dividing pepper plants by does not result in a whole number, which means we cannot have a whole number of pepper plants for every tomato plants.Next, we move on to the squash plants.The ratio of tomato plants to squash plants is tomato plants to squash plants.Dividing the number of tomato plants by gives us .
- Find Ratio for Pumpkin Plants: Now we divide the number of pepper plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio. Dividing pepper plants by does not result in a whole number, which means we cannot have a whole number of pepper plants for every tomato plants.Next, we move on to the squash plants. The ratio of tomato plants to squash plants is tomato plants to squash plants. Dividing the number of tomato plants by gives us .Now we divide the number of squash plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio. Dividing squash plants by gives us . This means for every tomato plants, there is squash plant.
- Find Ratio for Pumpkin Plants: Now we divide the number of pepper plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio.Dividing pepper plants by does not result in a whole number, which means we cannot have a whole number of pepper plants for every tomato plants.Next, we move on to the squash plants.The ratio of tomato plants to squash plants is tomato plants to squash plants.Dividing the number of tomato plants by gives us .Now we divide the number of squash plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio.Dividing squash plants by gives us .This means for every tomato plants, there is squash plant.Finally, we look at the pumpkin plants.The ratio of tomato plants to pumpkin plants is tomato plants to pumpkin plants.Dividing the number of tomato plants by gives us .
- Find Ratio for Pumpkin Plants: Now we divide the number of pepper plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio.Dividing pepper plants by does not result in a whole number, which means we cannot have a whole number of pepper plants for every tomato plants.Next, we move on to the squash plants.The ratio of tomato plants to squash plants is tomato plants to squash plants.Dividing the number of tomato plants by gives us .Now we divide the number of squash plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio.Dividing squash plants by gives us .This means for every tomato plants, there is squash plant.Finally, we look at the pumpkin plants.The ratio of tomato plants to pumpkin plants is tomato plants to pumpkin plants.Dividing the number of tomato plants by gives us .Now we divide the number of pumpkin plants by the same factor to maintain the ratio.Dividing pumpkin plants by gives us .This means for every tomato plants, there are pumpkin plants.
