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The table represents equivalent ratios of the number of students and candies available in a classroom. Which ratio of number of candies to number of students could be added to t…

The table represents equivalent ratios of the number of students and candies available in a classroom. Which ratio of number of candies to number of students could be added to t…
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The table represents equivalent ratios of the number of students and candies available in a classroom.

Which ratio of number of candies to number of students could be added to the table?

The table represents equivalent ratios of the number of students and candies available-example-1
User Bruce Zhang
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Answer:

Candies to Students

4 : 1, 8 : 2, 16 : 4 or 56 : 14

Explanation:

User Jolina
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Answer:

1:4 ratio

Explanation:

you divide the candies by the students which tells you how many each gets

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