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An employer pays $450 towards health insurance, while the employer pays $475. what is the ratio of employers contributions to the employees contributions?
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An employer pays $450 towards health insurance, while the employer pays $475. what is the ratio of employers contributions to the employees contributions?

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An employee pays $450 towards health insurance

The second employer pays $475.

So, the ratio of employers contributions to the employees contributions=


475\colon450=(475)/(450)=19\colon18

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