Ms Fowler's ratio would be 8:7 and Ms Rivera's would be 16:15, they are not equivalent because the numbers didn't come out to the same ratio when i divided them and 16 and 1 aren't divisible by the same numbers.

here are the steps i took:

1. wrote down the original ratios (16:15 and 64:60)

2. I divided all the numbers by 2 and got them reduced to 8:7 and 30:32

3. I saw that the 8:7 couldn't be divided anymore, so I left it and divided 30 by 2 and 32 by 2 and got 16:15

4. I saw that I couldn't divide those anymore so I compared the ratios and saw that they were not the same so they weren't equal.

hope this helped!

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a school cafeteria has 40 tables 35% of the tables have eight chairs at each table their remaining 65% of the tables have six ch

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268 chairs In the cafeteria

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Andrew [12]

Answer: 30/50

Step-by-step explanation:

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