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The weight of two fish tighter is 16 kg. If one fish weight is 10.5 kg, find the ratio of the weight of the smaller fish to that of the bigger fish.
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The weight of two fish tighter is 16 kg. If one fish weight is 10.5 kg, find the ratio of

the weight of the smaller fish to that of the bigger fish.

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here you go this is the answer
The weight of two fish tighter is 16 kg. If one fish weight is 10.5 kg, find the ratio-example-1
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