How are 18:3 and 6:1 equivalent ratios

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GarryVolchara [31]3 years ago

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You know 18:3 and 6:1 are equivalent ratios because if you take 18:3 and divide both sides by 3, 18/3:3/3, then you will get 6:1, which is clearly equal to 6:1.

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