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A grocery store display has 60 oranges and 18 apples.

What is the ratio of oranges to apples?

Enter your answer in simplest fractional form in the box.

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User Hans Lub
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Hello, I hope this will help you out!

The ratio of oranges to apples is 10/3! Hope that helped!

User Tsaulic
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Answer:

Given condition: A grocery store display has 60 oranges and 18 apples.

Then,

Number of oranges = 60 and

Number of apples = 18.

Then, we use ratios to make comparisons between two things.

When we express a ratios in words we use the word ''to'' then we say that the ratio of something to something else.

Ratio of oranges to apples =
(Number of oranges)/(Number of apples)

then,

Ratio of oranges to apples =
(60)/(18)

Divide numerator and denominator by 6, we get

Ratio of oranges to apples =
(10)/(3) which is in the simplest fractional form.


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