Ratios (mathematical)

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The ratio of white to black panels is 5:3. However, this is not the same as the ratio of black are to white area. Also, a soccer ball need not have white and black panels: for example, the ball (Brazuca) used for the 2014 World Cup had no black panels.

There can be no equivalence. An ounce is a measure of mass while a gallon is a measure of volume in 3-dimensional space. The two measure different things and, according to basic principles of dimensional analysis, any attempt at conversion from one to the other is fundamentally flawed.

Mostly all sports use ratios to caculate the number of wins and losses.

The chemical formula of the compound shows the ratio of the atoms of elements in a compound. This must not be confused with the ratio of their masses.

The ratio of M30 to WHAT!

70:2 is one example. It is a ratio of the from 35*k/k where is any non-zero number.

No.

A ratio is when two numbers are shown in relationship to one another.the base ratio for 20 can be written as : 20 /1.that is 20 : 1.

11:11 does.

3:5

3/5

0.6

60%

The ratio between black to white basketball players is about 78 percent to 17 percent. The remaining 5 percent is made up of Latinos and Asian players.

There are 48 large bandages

One atom of carbon to wo atoms of hydrogen to onHH2o

If you have the serial number of the car that the engine originally came from, there is usually certain letters or codes which correspond to the motor. Also, if you do a little bit of research you might be able to translate any codes or stampings on the motor itself. This will only be helpful if the motor is still at the original specs and has not been modified or rebuilt with different components that could alter the compression ratio. If you are totally unsure of the history of the particular engine, you can't find any stampings, or if its had any work done to it that could alter the compression, then you almost certainly must dissemble and measure all of the cylinder volume divided by the compression volume at top dead center of the piston travel, this includes combustion chamber volume of the cylinder head. Therefore if one cylinder has a volume of 50 cubic inches and the compression volume is 5 cubic inches, the compression ratio is 10:1, unfortunately this can only be done by really disassembling the engine, so sorry. just to be sure you really don't mean a regular compression test. that can be done with a gauge screwed into the spark plug hole. This regular compression test is done to each cylinder and is most useful to determine if any cylinders have substantially lower compression than rest. This could indicate a problem with the head gasket, valve train or piston rings. The readout from a regular compression test, done at the spark plug hole, is in Psi and can not really be used to determine what the compression "ratio" is.

It is: 7 to 4

7:12 or 7 to 12

== == : A turbocharger is powered by hot exhuast gas. As a result, the charged air gets heated alot. More than when supercharging a car. This is why turbochargers usually use an intercooler to cool the air before it enters the engine. Because of this, the hotter air can result in early detonation at lower boost levels than when supercharging.

: You can turbocharge or supercharge any engine, regardless of compression ratio, as long as you dont use too much boost pressure and use a high enough octane fuel and use an intercooler to keep the air as cool as possible. You can find lots of charts and info on google that show you how much boost you can run with the compression ratio and octane level fuel you use.

The ratio of 338 to 382 in its simplest form is 169 to 191

I would suggest that the ratio is 1. All immigrants to America must have been born!

1 kilogram = 35.27 ounces

1 ounce = 0.02 kilogram

Not always because as 3/4 is 3 to 4 so it follows for example 15/4 is 15 to 4

The answer will depend on where: in what organisation, in which country.

In my company, for example, the ratio is 1 - since I am the only person.

Density