Mathematics, 30.10.2019 07:31, myg21

James went on a fishing trip. the ratio of the number of times he cast his fishing pole, p, to the number of times
he caught a fish, f, was 8: 1. based on this data, select all true statements. you may create a ratio table to
you answer this question.
a
the equation p = can be used to calculate the number of times james cast his fishing pole given the
number of fish he caught.
b
if james caught 32 fish, then he cast his fishing pole 4 times.
if james cast his fishing pole 64 times, then he caught 8 fish.
d
the equation f = p can be used to calculate the number of fish james caught given the number of times
he cast his fishing pole.
the equation f = 8p can be used to calculate the number of fish james caught given the number of times
he cast his fishing pole.

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