Hi, Am having doubts about this question from Kaplan: What is b in terms of a if the ratio of a to b is b, and b is greater than 0? A) sq root a B) a C) 2a D) a^2 E) 2a^2 I ´m placing my money on A, but then again this only works if a to b is a fraction and not a ratio . . . PS, Founder, I hope Iäm not double posting. I couldn't find this in the first 200/600 search results for 'Kaplan ratio'. Please forgive me if I am!

A ratio can always be written as a fraction A:B can be written as A/B So in this case A is the answer A/B=B A=B^2 B=sq root A

I think its A) too unless there is something I am missing Whats's Kaplan's official answer for this?

IMO A . what was kaplan's answer?

Thanks everyone for the input. My copy of the Kaplan CD-ROM does not allow one to see the answers, so I canät tell you the KA - sorry

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