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Select the pair(s) of ratios that form a proportion. This is a test and I really need answers.

3/11, 15/33
42/18, 7/3
14/36, 2/5
22/6, 33/9

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Answer:

3/11, 15/33 I think

Step-by-step explanation:

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Final Answer:

The pairs of ratios that form a proportion are:

A:3/11 and 15/33

B: 42/18 and 7/3

Step-by-step explanation:

A proportion exists when two ratios are equivalent. We can check this by cross-multiplication:

3/11 * 33 = 15/33 * 11 (True)

42/18 * 3 = 7/3 * 42 (True)

Therefore, the first and second pairs fulfill the condition of a proportion, while the remaining pairs do not.

Options A and B are answers.

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