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David mixes 2 liters of lemon juice with 9 liters of water to make lemonade. Which ratio of liters of lemon juice to liters of w

ater will make the same concentration of lemonade?
F: 3 : 10
G: 10 : 72
H: 14 : 63
J: 27 : 6

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natita [175]3 years ago

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