The problem asks us to select all ratios that are equivalent to the ratio 6:33. The possible ratios are 2:11, 4:22, and 1:3.

ArithmeticRatioProportionSimplificationGreatest Common Divisor (GCD)
2025/4/18

1. Problem Description

The problem asks us to select all ratios that are equivalent to the ratio 6:
3

3. The possible ratios are 2:11, 4:22, and 1:

3.

2. Solution Steps

First, we simplify the ratio 6:33 by finding the greatest common divisor (GCD) of 6 and
3

3. The GCD of 6 and 33 is

3. We divide both numbers by 3:

6/3=26/3 = 2
33/3=1133/3 = 11
So the simplified ratio is 2:
1
1.
Now we check the given ratios:
- 2:11 is the simplified form of 6:33, so it is equivalent.
- 4:22 can be simplified by dividing both numbers by 2:
4/2=24/2 = 2
22/2=1122/2 = 11
So 4:22 simplifies to 2:11, which is equivalent to 6:
3

3. - 1:3 is not equal to 2:

1

1. Therefore, 1:3 is not equivalent to 6:

3
3.

3. Final Answer

The ratios equivalent to 6:33 are 2:11 and 4:
2
2.

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