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The sixth grade class sold magazines for the school fundraiser. Mark, Ellen, Patty, and Rajel compared how many magazines they each sold. Mark sold nine magazines.

For every magazine Mark sold, Ellen sold three magazines. How many magazines did Ellen sell? ___________________

For every three magazines Mark sold, Patty sold four magazines. How many magazines did Patty sell? ____________________

The ratio of the number of magazines Mark sold to the number of magazines Rajel sold is 3:8. How many magazines did Rajel sell? _________________________

Respuesta :

Ellen sold 27 magazines, Patty sold magazines and Rajel sold 24.

Answer:

first blank: 27

second blank: 12

third blank: 24

Step-by-step explanation:

Mark sold 9 magazines

For every magazine Mark sold, Ellen sold three magazines. So Ellen sold 3*9 = 27 magazines

For every three magazines Mark sold, Patty sold four magazines. Then the following proportion must be satisfied:

3 magazines sold by Mark / 9 magazines sold by Mark = 4 magazines sold by Patty / x magazines sold by Patty

x = 4*9/3 = 12  

The ratio of the number of magazines Mark sold to the number of magazines Rajel sold is 3:8. That is:

3 magazines sold by Mark / 9 magazines sold by Mark = 8 magazines sold by Rajel / x magazines sold by Rajel

x = 8*9/3 = 24