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Hi! This is basing off of my other question so if you need the graph to respond I will put it as a photo under here:). From part F, find the ratio of the number of pairs of jean…

Hi! This is basing off of my other question so if you need the graph to respond I will put it as a photo under here:). From part F, find the ratio of the number of pairs of jean…
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Hi! This is basing off of my other question so if you need the graph to respond I will put it as a photo under here:). From part F, find the ratio of the number of pairs of jeans to the cost with sales tax for each row in the table.

Hi! This is basing off of my other question so if you need the graph to respond I-example-1
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Answer:

Row 1- 1:25.68

Row 2- 2:51.36 = 1:25.68

Row 3- 3:77.04 = 2:51.36 = 1:25.68

Explanation:

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