3 years ago

There are 16 squares and 4 circles. What is the simplest ratio of circles to squares?

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Okay so
16:4 is your starting ratio. Start by finding your GCF, which for this set, is 4.
Divide both sides by 4.
This gives you 4:1 (4 squares to 1 circle)

Hope this helps!

drayden2 years ago

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what is the answer

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