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There are 6 apples in a bowl containing 8 pieces of fruit what is the ratio of apples to the total number of fruit. If two pieces of fruit that are not apples are oranges. what …

There are 6 apples in a bowl containing 8 pieces of fruit what is the ratio of apples to the total number of fruit. If two pieces of fruit that are not apples are oranges. what …
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There are 6 apples in a bowl containing 8 pieces of fruit what is the ratio of apples to the total number of fruit. If two pieces of fruit that are not apples are oranges. what is the ratio to apples to oranges.​

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So I think it’s 6:2 bc 6 apples and two oranges make 8 so the 8 pieces of fruit are the apples and oranges meaning that it probably put that to throw you off
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