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How do you find equivalent ratios? (Please put explanation)

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Sergeu [11.5K]3 years ago

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Two ratios that are equivalent are the same in value. We call these equivalent ratios. To find an equivalent ratio multiply or divide both of the numbers by a common number (or same number), this would be the exact same when finding equivalent fractions as well.

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