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In a cricket team practice, the coach mixes catching drills and batting drills in the ratio 4:7.
A longer session of 44 drills keeps the same ratio.
How many of these are batting drills?

Class 6Equivalent RatiosRatio and Proportion
  • A25
  • B56
  • C28
  • D31

Step-by-Step Solution

Total ratio parts = 4 + 7 = 11. 44 ÷ 11 = 4, so each part is 4 drills. Batting drills = .
Answer: C) 28

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