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Do these ratios form a proportion? $42 per 33 customers $28 per 22 customers yes no
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Do these ratios form a proportion?

$42 per 33 customers
$28 per 22 customers
yes
no

User Nikunj Gandhi
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Answer:

yes

Explanation:


(42)/(33) =
(14)/(11) and
(28)/(22) =
(14)/(11)

Both reduce to
(14)/(11) and form a proportion

User Henrique Bastos
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No I have to have a denomination
User Hugolmn
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