The Law of Ratio Quiz

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Which one of these best describes the law of ratio?

A principle that states that the ratio of two or more quantities is always greater than one
A principle that states that the ratio of two or more quantities remains constant under certain conditions (correct)
A principle that states that the ratio of two or more quantities is always equal to one
A principle that states that the ratio of two or more quantities changes randomly

Under what conditions does the law of ratio apply?

Under equal conditions
Under random conditions
Under greater than one conditions
Under certain conditions (correct)

What is the law of ratio?

The law of ratio states that if two or more quantities are in the same ratio, then their corresponding parts are also in the same ratio.

What does the law of ratio state about the relationship between quantities?

The relationship between quantities remains constant (B) Signup and view all the answers

Give an example of the law of ratio.

For example, if the ratio of apples to oranges is 2:3, then the ratio of the number of apples to the number of oranges will also be 2:3. Signup and view all the answers