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A garland-maker uses marigold and rose flowers in the ratio 7:4.
For a festival she keeps the same ratio and uses a total of 55 flowers.
How many marigold flowers does she use?

Class 6Equivalent RatiosRatio and Proportion
  • A31
  • B70
  • C39
  • D35

Step-by-Step Solution

Total parts = 7 + 4 = 11. 55 ÷ 11 = 5, so each part is 5 flowers. Marigold = .
Answer: D) 35

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