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A wheelchair ramp requires a minimum 1:12 ratio of height to length, meaning a ramp with a height of 2.2 feet requires a length...Asked by Jocelyn smith from connexus
wheelchair ramp requires a minimum 1:12 ratio of height to length, meaning a ramp with a height of 2.2 feet requires a length of 26.4 feet. Use a proportion to describe the relationship between the required height-to-length ratio and the ramp’s height-to-length ratio. Write the proportion in fraction form without reducing it to the lowest terms. (1 point)
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The required height-to-length ratio for a wheelchair ramp is 1:12.
The ramp's height-to-length ratio is 2.2:26.4.
Therefore, the proportion can be written as:
(1/12) = (2.2/26.4)
The ramp's height-to-length ratio is 2.2:26.4.
Therefore, the proportion can be written as:
(1/12) = (2.2/26.4)
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