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How do you change a ratio into a fraction baseballs to basketballs

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$\bf baseballs:basketballs\implies \cfrac{baseballs}{basketballs} \\\\\\ anything:whatever\implies\cfrac{anything}{whatever}$

if that's what you mean.

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