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What’s the equivalent ration for 3/4

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kherson [118]2 years ago

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Answer: 8 : 6 16 : 12

24 : 18 28 : 21 36 : 27

44 : 33 48 : 36 56 : 42

64 : 48 68 : 51 76 : 57

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