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The ratio of the number of bananas to the number of apples at a fruit stand is 3:5. Moe says that the ratio is equivalent to 25:15. Explain why Moe’s statement is incorrect. What did Moe do wrong? Be sure to provide a ratio equivalent to 3:5 in your answer.

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