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In a zoo, there are 40 lions and 35 tigers. Which ratio could describe this data?
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In a zoo, there are 40 lions and 35 tigers. Which ratio could describe this data?
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40:35 is the ratio of lions to tigers.
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Answer:
8 to 7
Explanation:
Divide them both by their GCF
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