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In the cafeteria's refrigerator, there are 10 bottles of orange juice and 20 bottles of apple juice. What is the ratio of bottles of orange juice to bottles of apple juice in the cafeteria's refrigerator?
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In the cafeteria's refrigerator, there are 10 bottles of orange juice and 20 bottles of apple juice. What is the ratio of bottles of orange juice to bottles of apple juice in the cafeteria's refrigerator?

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Answer: 10,20


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User Vasyl Zhuryk
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Answer:

1:2

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Because 10/20 = 1/2

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