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A car jack requires a force of 110 pounds to lift a 2,500-pound car. In simplest form, what is the ratio of the cars weights to the force required to lift the car?

A car jack requires a force of 110 pounds to lift a 2,500-pound car. In simplest form, what is the ratio of the cars weights to the force required to lift the car?
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A car jack requires a force of 110 pounds to lift a 2,500-pound car. In simplest form, what is the ratio of the cars weights to the force required to lift the car?

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umm i think divide i hope this helps you good luck
User Lshettyl
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the answer is 110;2500 not in simpilest form
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