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SAT Math 2.1 Statistics and Probability. Which two items have the highest protein to fat ratio?

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Here’s your shmoop du jour, brought to you by Starbucks.

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But don’t worry about being awake all night —this problem is totally decaffeinated.

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This is the nutritional information for four different bakery items at Starbucks.

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Which two items have the highest protein to fat ratio?

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And here are the potential answers…

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So we are trying to find the ratios between protein and fat, and choose the two items have the highest value.

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Remember that ratio is just another way of saying proportion…or division.

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The protein to fat ratio is just the amount of protein divided by fat.

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We can easily find this for all of the food items.

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The blueberry scone has 7 grams of protein and 22 grams of fat…

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so 7 over 22 is our protein to fat ratio for those awesome blueberry scones.

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The croissant is 5 over 18... chocolate chunk is 4 over 17...

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and chocolate croissant is 5 over 17.

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We probably can’t tell just by looking at these fractions which two of the four have the greatest ratios…

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…but we can convert them into decimals so it’s easier to tell.

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So and we're converting...converting...

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Ah, there we go. Clearly, the blueberry scone and chocolate croissant have the greatest

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protein to fat ratio, with .318 and .294 respectively.

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Our answer's (D).

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