Use the blue and green rectangles.
a. Find the ratio of the length of the blue rectangle to the length of the green rectangle. Repeat this for width, perimeter, and area.
Blue Length : Green Length =
ft :
ft = 1 : 2
Blue Width : Green Width =
ft :
ft =
:
Blue Perimeter : Green Perimeter =
ft :
ft =
:
Blue Area : Green Area =
sq ft :
sq ft =
:
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To find the ratio of the length of the blue rectangle to the length of the green rectangle:
1. Measure the length of the blue rectangle in feet. Let's say it is X feet.
2. Measure the length of the green rectangle in feet. Let's say it is Y feet.
3. Now you can calculate the ratio: Blue Length : Green Length = X ft : Y ft.
Similarly, you can repeat this process for width, perimeter, and area:
To find the ratio of the width of the blue rectangle to the width of the green rectangle:
1. Measure the width of the blue rectangle in feet. Let's say it is A feet.
2. Measure the width of the green rectangle in feet. Let's say it is B feet.
3. Calculate the ratio: Blue Width : Green Width = A ft : B ft.
To find the ratio of the perimeter of the blue rectangle to the perimeter of the green rectangle:
1. Calculate the perimeter of the blue rectangle by adding up all four sides.
2. Calculate the perimeter of the green rectangle in the same way.
3. Calculate the ratio: Blue Perimeter : Green Perimeter = Perimeter of blue rectangle : Perimeter of green rectangle.
To find the ratio of the area of the blue rectangle to the area of the green rectangle:
1. Calculate the area of the blue rectangle by multiplying the length by the width.
2. Calculate the area of the green rectangle in the same way.
3. Calculate the ratio: Blue Area : Green Area = Area of blue rectangle : Area of green rectangle.
Note: Make sure to double-check your measurements and calculations to get accurate ratios.