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Which table shows the greatest ratio of flour to sugar?
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I don’t see the tables — could you paste the numbers or an image of the tables?
If you want to check yourself, here’s how to do it:
1. Make sure flour and sugar are in the same units (cups, grams, etc.). Convert if needed.
2. For each table compute the ratio flour : sugar by dividing flour amount by sugar amount (flour/sugar). You can leave it as a fraction (e.g., 3/2) or a decimal (1.5).
3. Compare the resulting values; the largest value is the greatest flour-to-sugar ratio.
4. Notes:
- If sugar = 0 and flour > 0, that ratio is undefined/infinite and is effectively the greatest.
- If both are zero, ratio is undefined.
If you paste the table values I’ll compute and compare them for you.
If you want to check yourself, here’s how to do it:
1. Make sure flour and sugar are in the same units (cups, grams, etc.). Convert if needed.
2. For each table compute the ratio flour : sugar by dividing flour amount by sugar amount (flour/sugar). You can leave it as a fraction (e.g., 3/2) or a decimal (1.5).
3. Compare the resulting values; the largest value is the greatest flour-to-sugar ratio.
4. Notes:
- If sugar = 0 and flour > 0, that ratio is undefined/infinite and is effectively the greatest.
- If both are zero, ratio is undefined.
If you paste the table values I’ll compute and compare them for you.
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