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~PLEASE HELP~ *Dealing with ratios*

~PLEASE HELP~ *Dealing with ratios*
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~PLEASE HELP~
*Dealing with ratios*

~PLEASE HELP~ *Dealing with ratios*-example-1
User Ahmed Hassan
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Answer is 12. Why? Well, here is why:

4:3 First, to get 8:6, you multiply 4:3 by 2. Now. The hard part. 12:9 is skipped, which makes it tricky. You must do 16:? instead. You must multiply the 4:3 by 4 because if you divide 16 and 4, You will get 4. Multiply the 4 by 3. You get 12. Answer: 12.

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