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Find the value in the ratio table...

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azamat3 years ago

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Try this way:
Note,
1. that 16/2=8 it means 10/2=5.
2. that 10*3=30, it means 16*3=48
Finally for whole table:
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forks: 16 8 48
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spoons: 10 5 30
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