Mathematics: Eric is looking to go shopping, as he knows he needs more ties and shirts. Eric is looking for his ties and discovers that he currently has 20 shirts for every 2 ties. If he goes shopping and buys 3o more shirts and now has 50 shirts, after buying more ties, how many would he have if he wanted to keep the original ratio of shirts to ties the same?

Eric is looking to go shopping, as he knows he needs

krocker58

24.01.2022

1 way

For 20 shirts Eric has

20×2=40 ties

After shopping Eric has 50 shirts

20 shirts 50 shirts

40 ties x ties

$\frac{20}{40} = \frac{50}{x} \\ x = \frac{50 \times 40}{20} \\ x = 100$

He would have 100 ties

2 way

If he has 2 ties for 1 shirt he will have

2×20=40 ties for 20 shirts, so for 50 shirts ge would have

50×2=100 ties

He would have 100 ties

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lexhorton2002

05.01.2021

ok thank you

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