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I'm not really sure how to fro it, can anyone help me?
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I'm not really sure how to fro it, can anyone help me?

I'm not really sure how to fro it, can anyone help me?-example-1
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Since the ratio is 5:4, they had to multiply 5x11 to get the 55. Now multiply the 4x11 to get 44. When you add the 55 and 44 that's 99 which only leaves 1 for the independent.
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