A produce store offers red and green apples. In one morning, they sold a total of 39 apples. If 9 of the apples sold were red, what is the ratio of green apples sold to red apples sold?

Red apples + green apples = 39 apples 9 red apples + green apples = 39 apples OR Red apples = X Green apples = Y
X + Y = 39 9+Y= 39 Y= 30 (Subtract 9 from both sides)
ratio= 9/30 or 3/10 (reduce the fraction by dividing by 3)

Answered by Brooklyn14 | 2024-06-10

There are total 9 **red **and 30 **green **sold apples, then the **ratio **of green **sold **to red sold apples will be 10:3 .
What is ratio?
The **ratio **notion is used in **mathematics **when evaluating two or more numbers. It works as a **comparison **tool to **demonstrate **how big or small a particular **number **is. A ratio divides two quantities in order to compare them.
As per the information given in the question,
Total **apples **sold in morning = 39
Total number of **red **apples **sold **= 9
Then, number of **green **apples **sold **= 39 - 9 = 30
Then, the **ratio **of **green **sold to **red **sold will be,
= 30:9
It can also be written in the simplest form ,
= 10:3
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Answered by kuldeepjadhav | 2024-06-16

The ratio of green apples sold to red apples sold is 10:3. This was calculated based on a total of 39 apples sold, with 30 being green and 9 red. Therefore, for every 10 green apples sold, there were 3 red apples sold.
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Answered by kuldeepjadhav | 2024-12-26