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The local food pantry has fourteen cans of green beans, forty-nine cans of corn, fifteen cans of chicken noodle soup, and eight cans of black beans. What is the ratio of cans of green beans to cans of corn in the food pantry? Represent the ratio as a decimal and round it to the nearest hundredth
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Michael is packing his clothes to go on a trip. He packs three T-shirts, four pairs of shorts, two sweatshirts, and five pairs of pants. What is the ratio of sweatshirts to pants? Represent the ratio as a decimal.(1 point)
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To find the ratio of cans of green beans to cans of corn, we divide the number of green bean cans by the number of corn cans.

Green beans: 14 cans
Corn: 49 cans

Ratio of green beans to corn = 14/49 = 0.29 (rounded to the nearest hundredth)

Therefore, the ratio of cans of green beans to cans of corn in the food pantry is approximately 0.29.
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To find the ratio of sweatshirts to pants, we divide the number of sweatshirts by the number of pants.

Sweatshirts: 2
Pants: 5

Ratio of sweatshirts to pants = 2/5 = 0.4

Therefore, the ratio of sweatshirts to pants is 0.4.