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2 years ago

Paul's Pizzeria sells 45 cheese pizzas and 20 pepperoni pizzas each week.

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Ratio is demonstrated by " : " sign.
Ratio of cheese: pepperoni
45:20
Simplify and divide each side by 5
9:4

A. 9:4

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