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A ratio is a rate. Sometimes, always, or never true? Give an example.

A ratio is a rate. Sometimes, always, or never true? Give an example.
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A ratio is a rate. Sometimes, always, or never true? Give an example.

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Uhh, well a rate is a special ratio in which the two terms are in different units and a ratio is a comparison between two numbers or measurement. So I guess it's never true!
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