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What is the golden rule for solving ratio problems?

Find what one part represents

In the ratio 3:5:23:5:2, what is the total number of parts?

1010 parts

If £120 is split in ratio 3:5:23:5:2, what is one part worth?

£12

In ratio 3:5:23:5:2, if one part = £12, what does the person with 5 parts receive?

£60

Why does order matter when dividing quantities by ratio?

First person gets first number's share

What is the first step in the three-step method for dividing quantities?

Calculate total parts

In ratio 5:75:7, the difference is 2 parts = £12. What is one part worth?

£6

Jamie and Chaaya raised money in ratio 5:75:7. If 1 part = £6, how much did Jamie raise?

£30

How should you check your ratio answer?

Verify all parts add to original total

When given the difference between ratio parts, what should you find first?

How many parts the difference represents

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