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2 years ago

15. please 10 points if you help me with this question

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1 answer:

anzhelika [568]2 years ago

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No it does not stay the same

Original ratio is 6:5 which means it will only stay the same if the amount of movies to band is taken at multiples of this ratio. per sample if 24 movies are sold then

24/6=4 so you will have to multiply or sell 5*4=20 of the band ones to be able to keep same ratio.

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