Felipe has a flower bed with area 25/4 square feet. He expands the flower bed to have area 75/4 square feet. How many square feet of space does the larger flower bed have for every square foot of the smaller flower bed? Write your answer as a ratio (a:b) *

Required ratio= 3:1.

larger bed has 3 square feet of area of every 1 square feet on smaller bed.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Felipe has a flower bed with area square feet.

He expands the flower bed to have area square feet.

Now, area on larger flower bed  for every square foot of the smaller flower bed = (area of larger bed) ÷ (area of smaller bed)

So, larger bed has 3 square feet of area of every 1 square feet on smaller bed.

Required ratio= 3:1.

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