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Help for math ratios

Help for math ratios
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Help for math ratios

Help for math ratios-example-1
User Paritosh
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Answer:

72:56

Step-by-step explanation:

is the answer because 9 can be divided by 18 and 36. 7 can also be divided by 14 and 21. So, that leaves you with the answer 72:56

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