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Solve the problem. Rob, a marine biologist, observes a dolphin pod with a 6:4 male-to-female ratlo. The pod has 18 males. How many more males than females are in the dolphin pod?
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Solve the problem.

Rob, a marine biologist, observes
a dolphin pod with a 6:4
male-to-female ratlo. The pod
has 18 males. How many more
males than females are in the
dolphin pod?

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Answer:

all the time 8:6

Explanation:

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