Beth's doll is similar to her own quilt by a ration of 1:6. if the width of her doll's quilt is 11 inches, how wide is her own quilt in inches?

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Beth's doll is similar to her own quilt by a ration of 1:6. if the width of her doll's quilt is 11 inches, how wide is her own quilt in inches?

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66
Explanation:
6*11=66

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