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Sweets in a shop are packed as fudge to donut holes in the ratio 2:3.
One big box keeps the same ratio and has 16 more donut holes than fudge pieces.
How many fudge pieces are in the box?

Class 6Equivalent RatiosRatio and Proportion
  • A35
  • B29
  • C64
  • D32

Step-by-Step Solution

Difference in parts = 3 - 2 = 1 part = 16 sweets. So 1 part = 16, and fudge pieces = .
Answer: D) 32

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