3) The ratio of blue chairs to red chairs in Ms. Escobedo's class is 4 to 7. Which of the following cannot represent the total number of chairs in Ms. Escobedo's class?

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3) The ratio of blue chairs to red chairs in Ms. Escobedo's class is 4 to 7. Which of

the following cannot represent the total number of chairs in Ms. Escobedo's
class?

3) The ratio of blue chairs to red chairs in Ms. Escobedo's class is 4 to 7. Which-example-1

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Explanation:

7+4=11

11 multiplied can be 22, 33, and 44 but not 20

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