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Justin won 20 games, tied 8 games & lost 14. What is Justin's ratio of total games to tied games? Please show how you get th

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drek231 [11]3 years ago

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Total games= 20+8+14
=42 games
Fraction of tied games= 8/42
reduce the fraction so that it's 4/21
The ratio would be 4:21

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