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In Marta's class, the ratio of students who ate tacos for lunch to the students who ate burritos was 12:18. Which fraction is an equivalent form of this ratio?
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In Marta's class, the ratio of students who ate tacos for lunch to the students who ate burritos was 12:18. Which fraction is an equivalent form of this ratio?
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In Marta's class, the ratio of students who ate tacos for lunch to the students who ate burritos was 12:18.
Which fraction is an equivalent form of this ratio?
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20 30
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