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If the ratio of ducks to geese is 175:63 and there are 4725 geese, how many ducks are there?
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If the ratio of ducks to geese is 175:63 and there are 4725 geese, how many ducks are there?
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13,125 ducks because 4725 geese divided by 175 geese is 75. 175 x 75 = 13,125
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