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Kevin rode his bike 18 miles in 1 1/2 hours. Write the ratio for miles to hours in three different ways.
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Kevin rode his bike 18 miles in 1 1/2 hours. Write the ratio for miles to
hours in three different ways.
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Well thats 12 miles per hour, so you could do 12:1, 24:2 or 36:3
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Kevin rides hid bike at 12mph
you can write that as
12:1
12 to 1
12/1
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