Name: Math 1351 - Week 2 Day 1 HW Due: For questions 1-3, work the following problems out on a separate piece of paper. For each of them, solve by using A) a table and B) a proportion 1 . The ratio of boys to girls in a high school is found to be three to five. If a class has 12 boys, how many girls would you expect to be in the class? 2 . A grower wants to have four orange trees for every five grapefruit trees. He has planted 72 orange trees and 53 grapefruit trees. To maintain his desired ratio, how many more grapefruit trees must he plant? 3. The senior prom committee must have a ratio of two boys for every four girls. If the committee will have 18 members, how many girls are on the committee? 4 . Peaches cost $5 a dozen. Use a table to determine the following: A. The cost of 3 dozen peaches. B. The cost of 60 peaches. C. The number of peaches you can buy for $35. 5. The ratio of dolls to trucks in a toy box is 4 to 7. If there are 33 toys altogether, how many are dolls and how many are trucks. Use a proportion to solve. 6. On the floor plan of a kitchen, each = inch represents a foot. If one of the base cabinets measures 2- inches on the floor plan, how wide is the cabinet in reality? Use either method to solve. 7 . In a large city during rush hour, there are 3 empty seats to every full seat in the various forms of transportation. If there are 1,000,000 seats total, how many of them are full during rush hour? Use either method to solve