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9. The ratio of Joe's weight to Colin's is 2:3. Colin's weight is 36kg. If Joe gains 3 kg, what will be the new ratio of Joe's weight to Colin's?
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9. The ratio of Joe's weight to Colin's is 2:3. Colin's weight is 36kg. If Joe gains

3 kg, what will be the new ratio of Joe's weight to Colin's?

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2:3
?:36

36/3=13
2x13=26

26:36

26+3=29

29:36
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