Divide 33 Photos into two groups so the ratio is 4 to 7

1 answer:

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The ratio of group 1 to group 2 to total is 4:7:11.

4:7:11= x:y:33

11*3=33
Multiply the other numbers by 3 to get the answers for x and y.
x= 4*3=12
y= 7*3=21

Final answer: Group One-12, Group Two-21

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