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A fruit vendor has 28 pears and 16 oranges. What is the ratio of oranges to pears in simplest form?
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A fruit vendor has 28 pears and 16 oranges.
What is the ratio of oranges to pears in simplest form?
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4 oranges for every 7 pears
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16:28 is the ratio But you have to get that in the simplest form so it would be 4:7
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