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The ratio of the length of an airplane wing to its width is 9 to 1. If the length of a wing is 34.7 meters, how wide must it be?

The ratio of the length of an airplane wing to its width is 9 to 1. If the length of a wing is 34.7 meters, how wide must it be?
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The ratio of the length of an airplane wing to its width is 9 to 1. If the length of a wing is 34.7 meters, how wide must it be?

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the answer is 3.85555556 because the ratio is 9:1 the length 34.7 so that means the length will be 9 times the width so you divide.

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