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Write the ratio of the first measurement to the second measurement. Compare in millimeters.

diameter of ball​ A: 40 mm
diameter of ball​ B: 9.5 cm
The ratio of the diameter of ball A to the diameter of ball B is

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User Vbd
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Answer:

8:19

Explanation:

Ball B: diameter in mm = 9.5 * 10 = 95 mm

Ratio of Ball A to Ball B = 40 : 95

= 8:19 answer

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Answer:


(A)/(B)=(8mm)/(19mm)

Explanation:

A ratio is a quantified relation between two magnitudes that represent the same proportion.

In this case, those magnitudes are


A=40mm\\B=9.5mm

Where
A and
B are balls' diameters.

The ratio would be the quotient between them


(A)/(B)=(40mm)/(9.5cm)

However, this ratio isn't ratio yet, because it's not based on the same magnitude, we need to transform 9.5 centimeters to millimeters.

We know that 1 centimeter equals 10 milimeter, so, 9.5 centimeters would be


9.5cm(10mm)/(1cm)=95mm

Now, we replace this transformation in the ration, and that would be the answer


(A)/(B)=(40mm)/(95mm)

If we simplify,


(A)/(B)=(8mm)/(19mm)

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