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60/45

12/9
4/3

1 1/3

1.33333..........

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60/45
60:45
60 to 45

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60/45

60:45
60 to 45
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To find the ratio of the time Pam spends driving home from work to the time she spends driving to work, we can use the formula:

Ratio = Time driving home / Time driving to work

Let's calculate the ratio using three different methods:

Method 1: Using the Given Times
1. Time driving home = 60 minutes
2. Time driving to work = 45 minutes
3. Ratio = 60 / 45

Simplifying the ratio, we have 4/3.

Method 2: Simplifying the Ratio
1. Time driving home = 60 minutes
2. Time driving to work = 45 minutes
3. Divide both numbers by the greatest common factor (GCF) to simplify the ratio.
The GCF of 60 and 45 is 15.
4. Simplified ratio = (60/15) / (45/15)
= 4/3

Method 3: Flipping the Ratio
1. Time driving home = 60 minutes
2. Time driving to work = 45 minutes
3. Reverse the ratio by swapping the values.
4. Ratio = Time driving to work / Time driving home
= 45 / 60
= 3/4

So, the ratio of the time Pam spends driving home from work to the time she spends driving to work can be expressed as:
- 4/3
- 3/4
- 45:60 or simplified as 3:4