A pattern has 77 yellow triangles to every 33 green triangles. What is the ratios of green triangles to yellow triangles?

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For every 33 green triangles, we have 77 yellow triangles.
So using the original ratio 33:77 we can simplify this by dividing both sides by 11 so that we get the ratio 3:7 so for every 3 green triangles we have 7 yellow triangles.

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