Divide £55 in the ratio 2:3

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You add 2 and 3 to make 5
then you divide 55 by 5 to make 11
then you multiply each of the numbers in the ratio by 11 so it looks like this:
22:33
you can check by adding them together... it totals 55 so it's correct
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