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Car a travels 15 miles while car b travels 26 miles what is the ratio of car a to car b

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Answer: 15:26

Explanation:

Given: Car a travels 15 miles while car b travels 26 miles.

Now, the ratio of the distance traveled by car a to car b is given by :-


\frac{\text{15 miles}}{\text{26 miles}}=(15)/(26) , which is the fraction in the simplest as highest common factor of 15 and 26 =1.

So, the the ratio of the distance traveled by car a to car b = 15:26

Hence, the ratio of car a to car b = 15:26

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