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With 24 black bears, that is 8 groups of 3, so grizzly bears = 8.","Answer",{"name":66,"@type":61,"acceptedAnswer":67},"What does it mean to write the ratio of bald eagles to osprey (4:6) in simplest form?",{"text":68,"@type":64},"It means dividing both numbers by their greatest common factor to get an equivalent ratio with smaller integers. For 4:6, the simplified ratio is 2:3.",{"name":70,"@type":61,"acceptedAnswer":71},"If the total number of lynx, mountain lions, and wolverines is 30 for ratio 2:3:1, how many of each are there?",{"text":72,"@type":64},"The total parts are 2+3+1=6. 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How many black bears and how many grizzly bears would it have?   black bears,   grizzly bears.  \n2) In the park, the ratio of bald eagle to osprey is 4:6 .  \na) Write this ratio in its simplest form   :    \nb) If there were 12 bald eagles, how many osprey would there be?    \nc) If the park had 30 osprey, how many bald eagle would it have?    \nd) If the total number of bald eagles and osprey was 40. How many of each bird would be in the park?   bald eagles,   osprey  \n3) The ratio of lynx to mountain lions and wolverines in the park is 2:3:1 . So for every 2 lynx, there are 3 mountain lions and 1 wolverine.  \na) If there were 6 lynx, how many wolverine would be in the park?   b) If there were 15 mountain lion, how many lynx would be in the park?   c) If there were 10 wolverine in the park, how many mountain lions?   d) If the total number of lynx, mountain lions and wolverine was 30, how many of each animal would there be in the park?  \n  lynx,   mountain lion,   wolverine  \nRATIO PART-TO-PART PROBLEMS 6:2 In the national park  \n1) In the national park, the ratio of black bears to grizzly bears is 3:1 .  \na) If there were 24 black bears, how many grizzly bears would there be? 8  \nb) If the park had 12 grizzly bears, how many black bears would it have? 36  \nc) If the total number of black and grizzly bears was 20. How many black bears and how many grizzly bears would it have? 15 black bears, 5 grizzly bears.  \n2) In the park, the ratio of bald eagle to osprey is 4:6 .  \na) Write this ratio in its simplest form 2 : 3  \nb) If there were 12 bald eagle, how many osprey would there be? 18  \nc) If the park had 30 osprey, how many bald eagle would it have? 20  \nd) If the total number of bald eagle and osprey was 40. How many of each bird would be in the park? 16 bald eagle, 24 osprey  \n3) The ratio of lynx to mountain lions and wolverines in the park is 2:3:1 . So for every 2 lynx, there are 3 mountain lions and 1 wolverine.  \na) If there were 6 lynx, how many wolverine would be in the park? 3  \nb) If there were 15 mountain lion, how many lynx would be in the park? 10  \nc) If there were 10 wolverine in the park, how many mountain lions? 30  \nd) If the total number of lynx, mountain lions and wolverine in the park was 30, how many of each animal would there be in the park?  \n10 lynx, 15 mountain lion, 5 wolverine.","cbCaicFNlzYJ9og6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicFNlzYJ9og6","pdf",195287,"English","# RATIO PART-TO-PART PROBLEMS 6:2 - In the national park\n## Black bears to grizzly bears (3:1)\n## Bald eagle to osprey (4:6)\n## Lynx to mountain lions and wolverines (2:3:1)","[{\"question\":\"How do you find the number of grizzly bears if there are 24 black bears (ratio 3:1)?\",\"answer\":\"For every 3 parts black bears, there is 1 part grizzly bears. With 24 black bears, that is 8 groups of 3, so grizzly bears = 8.\"},{\"question\":\"What does it mean to write the ratio of bald eagles to osprey (4:6) in simplest form?\",\"answer\":\"It means dividing both numbers by their greatest common factor to get an equivalent ratio with smaller integers. For 4:6, the simplified ratio is 2:3.\"},{\"question\":\"If the total number of lynx, mountain lions, and wolverines is 30 for ratio 2:3:1, how many of each are there?\",\"answer\":\"The total parts are 2+3+1=6. Each part is 30/6=5, so lynx = 2×5=10, mountain lions = 3×5=15, and wolverines = 1×5=5.\"}]","RATIO PART-TO-PART PROBLEMS 6:2 - In the national park - Solve ratio problems | PDF",1792682148]