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zybooks 3.3: Ratios The above questions used numbers that worked out nicely. For other numbers, one can use division to find the fraction that expands th ratio to the desired values. Ex: For a staff-to-baby ratio of 1/4, if 10 babies are expected, then 4 x ? = 10. The answer is found via 10 / 4 2.5. So expanding is done via (1/4) x (2.5/2.5) = 2.5/10. Since 2.5 staff isn't possible, a person would round up from 2.5 to 3 staff. PARTICIPATION ACTIVITY 3.3.4: Ratios and rounding up. 1) A daycare center expects 13 babies on a given day. How many staff should the center have work that day to maintain a ratio of 1 staff per Incorrect 4 babies? 4 x ? = 13. To find: 13 / 4 = 3.25. So, (1/4) x (3.25/3,25) = (3.25/13). Rounding up 3 25 yields what value? Check Show answer 2) An adult soccer league requires a ratio of at least 2 women per 7 men on the roster. If 11 men are on the roster, how many women are needed? Round up. II