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Shaun collects coins. He has 21 quarters and 28 pennies in a jar. What is the ratio of quarters to pennies in the jar?
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Shaun collects coins. He has 21 quarters and 28 pennies in a jar. What is the ratio of quarters to pennies in the jar?

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21:28 which can be simplified by dividing each side by 7:
3:4

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User Brian White
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The ratio is 3 to 4, 3:4 or 3/4
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