Can you kindly see if I'm right in my approach ? If I'm wrong can you please show me the correct approach.
Q : The ratio of the number of soya beans on Tray D to the number of soya beans on Tray G was 2 : 9. Some time later, Teresa placed another soya bean on Tray G whereas Suzannah placed another 50 soya beans on Tray D; the total number of soya beans on Tray D became 14 more than the total number of soya beans on Tray G. How many soya beans were there on Tray D at first ?
Approach taken : D : G = 2 : 9 .
Hence the ratio difference is 7 = 14 (the difference between total D and total G)
The ratio of 1 = 2 beans which means D : G = 4 beans : 18 beans, added with the 50 beans Suzannah put in, Tray D = 54 green beans ??
Appreciate your help
Q : The ratio of the number of soya beans on Tray D to the number of soya beans on Tray G was 2 : 9. Some time later, Teresa placed another soya bean on Tray G whereas Suzannah placed another 50 soya beans on Tray D; the total number of soya beans on Tray D became 14 more than the total number of soya beans on Tray G. How many soya beans were there on Tray D at first ?
Approach taken : D : G = 2 : 9 .
Hence the ratio difference is 7 = 14 (the difference between total D and total G)
The ratio of 1 = 2 beans which means D : G = 4 beans : 18 beans, added with the 50 beans Suzannah put in, Tray D = 54 green beans ??
Appreciate your help