If the ordered pair are equivilant ratios, what ordered pair is missing?

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Zjonsson asked Jul 25, 2023

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If the ordered pair are equivilant ratios, what ordered pair is missing?

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Answer:

21:9 and 14:6

they are equivalent because they are just the ratio multiplied by two or three, and they both reduce down to the original ratio of 7:3

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2:6

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