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Sarah and Eva are swimming use the ratio table to determine who is the faster swimmer

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Sarahtime (min)    {3 } 5 12 17
distance (meters) {75} 125   300 425

Eva time (min)     {2}    7 10    20
distance (meters)    {52} 182   260 520

Sarah:meters over min =75 over 3 = 25 over 1
25 meters per min

Eva :meters over min= 52 over 2 =26 over 1
26 meters per min

eva is the faster swimming because 26 meters per min is faster then 25 meters per min .

i hope this help

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