What are to equivalent ratios to 6:7...14:28....27:9...15:12......35:40

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The equivalent ratios for 6:7 is 12:14 because 12/14 is equivalent to 6:7.The ratios for 14:28 is 1:2. The ratio for 27:9 is 3:1. The ratio for 15:12 is 5:4. Last but not least the ratio for 35:40 is 7:8.

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