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4. In one week, Latrina received 18 snickers and 8 butterfingers What is the ratio of butterfingers to snickers?
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4. In one week, Latrina received 18 snickers and 8 butterfingers
What is the ratio of butterfingers to snickers?
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4:9
Butterfingers: 8
Snickers: 18
Create ratio 8:18
Simplify by dividing both by 2
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