A car salesman sells 42 red cars and 14 green cars. What is the ratio of red cars to green cars sold?
Answer: 3:1
Explanation
To find the ratio, divide the number of red cars by the number of green cars:
42 (red) ÷ 14 (green) = 3
So, for every 1 green car, 3 red cars were sold. Hence, the ratio is 3:1.
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