For every 6 hotdogs sold at the malt shop there are 7 hamburgers sold.What is the ratio of hotdogs sold to hamburgers sold?

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For every 6 hotdogs sold at the malt shop there are 7 hamburgers sold.What is the ratio of hotdogs sold to hamburgers sold?

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The ratio is 6:7 (hotdogs sold: hamburgers sold)

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