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A:b=7.2 how many times larger is a than b?

A:b=7.2 how many times larger is a than b?
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A:b=7.2 how many times larger is a than b?

User Roger Garzon Nieto
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Answer:

a is 3.5 times larger than b

Explanation:

If a:b is 7:2 and 7/2 = 3.5, then a is 3.5 times larger than b

User Tapan Kumar Patro
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Answer:

A = 3.5x larger

Explanation:

7 ÷ 2 = 3.5

Hope this helped! :)

User Sobhit Sharma
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