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The ratio of blue chairs to red chairs in miss Vickers class is 2 to 5. which of the following cannot represent the total number of chairs or Miss Baker‘s class
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The ratio of blue chairs to red chairs in miss Vickers class is 2 to 5. which of the following cannot represent the total number of chairs or Miss Baker‘s class
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1 to 4 chairs
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