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Which are equivalent ratios to 1:3? Check all that are true. 2:6 3:9 3:6 1:9 2:8
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Which are equivalent ratios to 1:3?
Check all that are true.
2:6
3:9
3:6
1:9
2:8
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2:6 and 3:9 this is the answer
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both 2:6 and 3:9 are the correct answers
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