If she see most of the threads lol

Quote: krutly wrote in post #25

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No jail needed , these are hypothetical questions aren't they Kieron ?

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ok 104:10 and 936:100
as an engineer i would say his book is wrong! what it the ratio of a l200 diff?

Quote: surfer wrote in post #26

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If she see most of the threads lol

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Quote: bluesj wrote in post #28

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ok 104:10 and 936:100
as an engineer i would say his boo is wrong! what it the ratio of a l200 diff?

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Quote: bluesj wrote in post #28

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ok 104:10 and 936:100
as an engineer i would say his book is wrong! what it the ratio of a l200 diff?

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don't know i've been distracted by pork chops

Mmmmm pork chops.......nom nom nom!

At a ratio of 74:1 How many chops do you get from a drove of 67 pigs?

67 x 74....

Quote: ronniecabers wrote in post #18

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@tigger ratios are normally whole numbers both sides

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I think .......... based on no knowledge whatsoever that the answer is chemical 1 is sulphur dioxide and chemical 2 is sulphur trioxide

sadly that question hasn't been asked

scrap that I read it as 1.5g and 15.6g not 50g and 15.6g! Doh

Quote: tigger wrote in post #36

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Quote: ronniecabers wrote in post #18

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@tigger ratios are normally whole numbers both sides

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So 1:0.312 as while numbers is 1000:312

Although my answer may still be wrong

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Sooooooooooo .... I take it we don't have a definitive answer then chaps?

So is my calculation right?

I ain't got a clue the 15.6 divided by 50 seems to easy to me...........

It's the same as the mass is the same in a/b

Just to confuse you all even more came across this onthe previous page to the question...Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

Just been speaking to the boy...........aparantly I was right and the rest of yous was wrong ......the ratio was 3:2 ( can't even remember how i got to that now! )