What is the ratio of 5 rectangles and 13 circles

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What is the ratio of 5 rectangles and 13 circles?

A ratio can be written 3 ways, and when working with ratios we have to be very careful and put the answer the way the questions is asking.

Way # 1
a to b

Way # 2
a: b

Way # 3
a/b

5 rectangles to 13 circles
5 rectangles:13 circles
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