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    1. The document provides examples of splitting amounts into ratios and solving ratio problems. It gives the breakdown of splitting £150, 360g, and 225m into various ratios. 2. It also asks questions like how many sweets Priti would get if Karen got 10 sweets and they were sharing in a 2:3 ratio. And how many newspapers Ali delivered if they delivered 120 newspapers in a 1:4:3 ratio. 3. The final questions ask what ratio men to women would be if 2 more men joined a book club that originally had a 1:2 ratio, and how many of 36 total players would be left-handed if there were 3 times as many right-handed players.

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    1. The document provides examples of splitting amounts into ratios and solving ratio problems. It gives the breakdown of splitting £150, 360g, and 225m into various ratios. 2. It also asks questions like how many sweets Priti would get if Karen got 10 sweets and they were sharing in a 2:3 ratio. And how many newspapers Ali delivered if they delivered 120 newspapers in a 1:4:3 ratio. 3. The final questions ask what ratio men to women would be if 2 more men joined a book club that originally had a 1:2 ratio, and how many of 36 total players would be left-handed if there were 3 times as many right-handed players.

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    Splitting An Amount Into A Ratio Answer Sheet

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    1. The document provides examples of splitting amounts into ratios and solving ratio problems. It gives the breakdown of splitting £150, 360g, and 225m into various ratios. 2. It also asks questions like how many sweets Priti would get if Karen got 10 sweets and they were sharing in a 2:3 ratio. And how many newspapers Ali delivered if they delivered 120 newspapers in a 1:4:3 ratio. 3. The final questions ask what ratio men to women would be if 2 more men joined a book club that originally had a 1:2 ratio, and how many of 36 total players would be left-handed if there were 3 times as many right-handed players.

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    1.

    Split £150 into the following ratios:

    a. 2:1 b. 1:4 c. 3:7


    £100:£50 £30:£120 £45:£105

    2. Split 360g into the following ratios:

    a. 3:1 b. 5:7 c. 2:4:3


    270g:90g 150g:210g 80g:160g:120g

    3. Split 225m into the following ratios:

    a. 11:4 b. 5:1:3 d. 10:9:6


    165g:60g 125g:25g:75g 90g:81g:54g

    4. Karen and Priti are sharing a packet of sweets in the ratio 2:3.
    Karen gets 10 sweets. How many sweets does Priti get?
    15

    5. Tom, Phil and Ali deliver newspapers. One weekend they deliver
    120 newspapers between them. If the numbers they delivered are
    in the ratio 1:4:3, how many newspapers did Ali deliver?
    45

    6. Ando and Hiro are 13 and 15 respectively. Their grandad gives


    them £112 to share in the ratio of their ages. How much do they
    each get?
    £52:£60

    7. There are 12 people in a book club . The ratio of men to women is


    1:2. Two more men join the group. What is the new ratio of men to
    women? Give your answer in its simplest form.
    6:8 3:4

    8. In a tennis club there are 3 times as many right-handed players as


    there are left-handed players. If there are 36 players in total,
    how many are left-handed? 9
    DoingMaths - www.doingmaths.co.uk

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