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Jar of jellybeans contains 36 red and 42 pink. Write the ratio of red jellybeans to pink jellybeans in simplest form.
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36/42 = 18/21 = 6/7
So the ratio of red jellybeans to pink jellybeans in simplest form is 6/7
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