If m:n=1:2 and p:q=3:4, then what is (2m+4p):(n+3q) equal to?
- A. 1:1 ✓
- B. 1:3
- C. 2:1
- D. 2:3
Correct Answer: A. 1:1
Explanation
Let m=1, n=2, p=3, q=4. Substitute these values into the ratio: \frac{2(1)+4(3)}{2+3(4)} = \frac{2+12}{2+12} = \frac{14}{14} = 1:1.
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