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A common size for a driveway in a suburban village is 80 feet long by 25 feet wide. Does a larger driveway that is 96 feet long by 30 feet wide have the same ratio of width to length?
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Are the ratios proportional?
A common size for a driveway in a suburban village is 80 feet long by 25 feet wide. Does a larger driveway that is 96 feet long by 30 feet wide have the same ratio of width to length?
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Are the ratios proportional?
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To determine if the larger driveway has the same ratio of width to length as the common size driveway, we can calculate the ratio for both driveways.
Common size driveway:
Width: 25 feet
Length: 80 feet
Ratio of width to length: 25/80 or 1/3.2
Larger driveway:
Width: 30 feet
Length: 96 feet
Ratio of width to length: 30/96 or 1/3.2
Since the ratio of width to length for both driveways is 1/3.2, they have the same ratio and are proportional.
Common size driveway:
Width: 25 feet
Length: 80 feet
Ratio of width to length: 25/80 or 1/3.2
Larger driveway:
Width: 30 feet
Length: 96 feet
Ratio of width to length: 30/96 or 1/3.2
Since the ratio of width to length for both driveways is 1/3.2, they have the same ratio and are proportional.