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Find ratio equal to 12:7

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Dmitry [639]3 years ago

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12:7
12(2):7(2)
24:14

12:7 = 24:14
I hoped I helped(:

son4ous [18]3 years ago

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12:7
You can multiply it by like anything so....
Like if you multiply it by two it will equal
24:14
Or by 3
36:21
It by 4
48:28
It really doesn't matter which one because all the ratios that I just gave you are all equal to 12:7
I really hope I helped

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