I taught a lesson once on ratios.

Let's start with a warm up ratio problem.

Let's try to learn a thing or two about ratios.

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(percentage)

Effective rates in local currency terms for the biennium 1992 1993

(percentages)

We scaled the building up three times to Chinese proportions, and went to China.

And know their spring, their head, their true descent And then will I be general of your woes,

So ratios are just expressions that compare quantities.

I've not seen corresponding figures for elite scholars in other fields, such as history or philosophy, but I'd be surprised if they were different.

I've not seen corresponding figures for elite scholars in other fields, such history or philosophy, but I'd be surprised if they were different.

Table 1 Poverty levels, calculated using the unmet basic needs (UBN) method, 1998 2001 (Percentages of the population)

Established percentages.

Established percentages

Exercise Percentages

Format Percent

I saved it to kill you... the last in the lineage.

In the opinion of the Advisory Committee, these ratios do not reflect the actual functional responsibilities of staff and are, therefore, too high.

(The percentages in brackets indicate the increases over the previous years.)

Let's do another ratio problem that's a bit of a classic.

a Annual averages.

(a) Flat amount payments would replace the percentages linked to the base floor

(a) Flat amount payments would replace the percentages linked to the base floor

7.2.2 Through filiation

7.3.3 Through filiation

These percentages were taken in 2004.

(Millions of dollars number percentages)

Those ratios were far too high.

A. Executive direction and management 9.0

And to figure it out, you literally use our basic trig ratios.

However, the odds are still present.

Table 21.4 Resource requirements by component (Thousands of United States dollars)

Table 23.3 Percentage distribution of resources by component

Table 1.1 Percentage distribution of resources by component

Table 20.3 Percentage distribution by component

Table 5.3 Percentage distribution of resources by component

Note Percentages are in parentheses.

10.11 The distribution of resources is summarized in tables 10.4 and 10.5.

Table IS3.3 Resource requirements by component (Thousands of United States dollars)

Table 18.3 Percentage distribution of resources by component

Percentage limits Index point limits

Looks like we're going to do some trigonometry.

That's what's neat about trigonometry.

And then making sure that you understand the ratios.