. In a nature conservatory, the ratio of butterflies to total number of flying insects is 36 to 100.

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Well we already know that the 36:100 is correct because it is the starting amount, to check the 18:50 50 is half of the 100 insects so you would divide 36 by 2 which gives you half of 36 which is 18 so we can check off 18:50 as correct. Idk about the final one but the other two are correct.

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