There are 9 new books and 5 used books on a shelf. (a) What is the ratio of all books on the shelf to used books? (b) What is the ratio of new books to all books on the shelf?

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Xupypr MV asked Aug 3, 2023

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There are 9 new books and 5 used books on a shelf.

(a) What is the ratio of all books on the shelf to used books?
(b) What is the ratio of new books to all books on the shelf?

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A- 14:5

B - 9:14

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For all books just add both and then just put them in a ratio.
A.) 14:5
B.) 9:14

Darshil Jani answered Aug 8, 2023

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