Abe raises sheep. In his flock, there are 42 males and 56 females. What is the ratio of males to females in simplest form?

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Abe raises sheep. In his flock, there are 42 males and 56 females. What is the ratio of males to females in simplest form?

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Answer:

3:4

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It's males to females. so we make 42:56 simplify that we get 3:4

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