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Robert planted 18 daffodil bulbs and 24 tulip bulbs in his garden last winter. If all the bulbs sprout and bloom this spring, wh

at will be the ratio of tulips to daffodils in Robert's garden? Express as a simplified ratio

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-BARSIC- [3]3 years ago

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It's 4:3 because if its 24:18 you can break it down by dividing 6 from both of them to get 4:3

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