Orchard ratios
One gardener has 8 apple trees and 2 pears in his set, and the other has 12 apple trees and 3 pears in his set.
a/ which gardener has more apple trees per pear?
b/ what is the ratio of apple and pear trees in individual orchards?
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a/ which gardener has more apple trees per pear?
b/ what is the ratio of apple and pear trees in individual orchards?
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