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A sack contains 180 oranges and 65 mangoes. Find the ratio of mangoes to oranges

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Arisa [49]2 years ago

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7:20 sorry if not right in a rush

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A sack contains 180 oranges and 65 mangoes. Find the ratio of mangoes to oranges ￼

A sack contains 180 oranges and 65 mangoes. Find the ratio of mangoes to oranges