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Learning Mathematics - MathHelp.com - 1000+ Online Math Lessons - Free Educational videos for Students in k-12


Learning Mathematics - MathHelp.com - 1000+ Online Math Lessons - By MathHelp.com



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00:0-1 The following is a selected video from your teacher.com where
00:03 you can browse over 450 complete math lessons with example
00:07 videos , interactive practice problems , self tests and more
00:11 . Try a complete lesson today at your teacher dot
00:14 com . The ratio of one number to another is
00:20 the result of the first number divided by the second
00:24 number . For example , in the diagram shown if
00:29 we're asked to find the ratio of the measure of
00:32 angle A to the measure of angle be . We
00:36 take the measure of angle A . Yeah , divided
00:42 by the measure of angle be . And since the
00:47 measure of angle a is 60° and the measure of
00:51 Angle B is 80°. . We have 60 over 80
00:58 . Uh huh . Notice that 60/80 can be reduced
01:04 because 60 and 80 have a greatest common factor of
01:09 20 . So we divide both 60 and 80 by
01:14 20 . Mhm . To get 3/4 . Mhm .
01:24 So the ratio of the measure of angle a to
01:28 the measure of Angle B is 3/4 . Remember to
01:33 always reduce if possible , when finding a ratio .
01:38 It's important to understand that a ratio can be written
01:42 in three different ways . For example , the ratio
01:47 3/4 can also be written as 3-4 . Mhm Or
01:58 3:4 . Mhm . Make sure you're familiar with all
02:04 three ways to write a ratio .
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