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Mr. Baldwin is opening a new restaurant. The ratio of the number of seats to the number of tables in his restaurant is 12:3. If there are 108 seats, how many tables are there?

Mr. Baldwin is opening a new restaurant. The ratio of the number of seats to the number of tables in his restaurant is 12:3. If there are 108 seats, how many tables are there?
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Mr. Baldwin is opening a new restaurant. The ratio of the number of seats to the number of tables in his restaurant is 12:3. If there are 108 seats, how many tables are there?

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27

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User Astro
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Answer:

27

Explanation:

108/12=9

9*3=27

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