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Roman said that the ratio comparing how many miles he walks to how many miles patrick walks each week is 3:2. patrick said that

he walks 15 miles each week. how many miles does roman walk ?

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Viktor [21]3 years ago

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Since Roman walks 1 more than Patrick then you have to subtract 1 from Patricks number of miles.

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