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Betty and Adam are playing cards. Betty has won 5 hands and Adam has won 20 hands. What is the ratio of the number of hands Betty has won to the number of hands Adam has won?

Betty and Adam are playing cards. Betty has won 5 hands and Adam has won 20 hands. What is the ratio of the number of hands Betty has won to the number of hands Adam has won?
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Betty and Adam are playing cards. Betty has won 5 hands and Adam has won 20 hands. What is the ratio of the number of hands Betty has won to the number of hands Adam has won?

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1:4 you would set this up as a fraction 5/20. This gets you 1/4. Which is the same as a 1:4 ratio since ratios are the relativity between numbers
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