the ratio of baseballs to basketballs is 3 to 7 if there are 21 basketballs how many baseballs are there? how many baseballs and basketballs in total?

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Basit Ali asked Jun 3, 2023

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the ratio of baseballs to basketballs is 3 to 7 if there are 21 basketballs how many baseballs are there? how many baseballs and basketballs in total?

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Answer:9:21

Step-by-step explanation: 3*3=9 and 7*3=21

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30 baseballs and basketballs

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21 divided 7 = 3 times 3 = 9 plus 21 = 30 baseballs and basketballs in total.

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