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what are two equivalent ratios to the ratio 20: 15? *
4: 3 & 12: 9
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2part
what are two equivalent ratios to the ratio 20: 15? *
4: 3 & 12: 9
12: 9 & 6: 3
5: 3 & 12: 9
4: 3 & 5: 3
what are two equivalent ratios to the ratio 10: 35? *
5: 7 & 2: 6
20: 70 & 2: 7
20: 70 & 5: 6
5: 6 & 2: 7
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