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3 years ago

A group of students made tacos for their class lunch. The number of tacos each student made is shown in the table.

Mathematics

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nevsk [136]3 years ago

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Answer:

-the ratio of the number of tacos Jackie made to the number of tacos Marta made

-the ratio of the number of tacos Marta made to the number of tacos Manny made

-the ratio of the number of tacos Manny made to the number of tacos Marta made

-the ratio of the number of tacos Vinny and Marta made to the number of tacos Vinny and Evelyn made

Step-by-step explanation:

There are 4 that apply! Jackie and many both made 6 and Marta made 4 so the ratio is 6:4! Vinny and Marty's combined is 6 and Vinny and evelyn's combined is 4 so the ratio is 6:4!

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