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The ratio of dogs to cats in a veterinarian’s office is 9:7. What is the ratio of the number of dogs to the total number of dogs and cats in the veterinarian’s office? 7:11 7:16 9:11 9:16
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The ratio of dogs to cats in a veterinarian’s office is 9:7. What is the ratio of the number of dogs to the total number of dogs and cats in the veterinarian’s office?

7:11
7:16
9:11
9:16

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The answer is 9:16 just add 9+7=16 and then we know out of the 16 nine were dogs so 9:16
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