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12 blue car. 10 black cars 18 white cars. 6 red cars what is the ratio of blue cars to black cars? A. 5:6 B. 12:5 C. 6:5 D. 6:10
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12 blue car. 10 black cars
18 white cars. 6 red cars
what is the ratio of blue cars to black cars?
A. 5:6
B. 12:5
C. 6:5
D. 6:10
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The answer to the question is C
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