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One type of ladybug has 12 spots and 6 legs. What is the ratio of legs to spots?

One type of ladybug has 12 spots and 6 legs. What is the ratio of legs to spots?
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One type of ladybug has 12 spots and 6 legs. What is the ratio of legs to spots?

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Answer:

It would be 1:2

Explanation:

since 6 is obviously half of 12, you would simlify it like a fraction

6:12 --> 1:2

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User Martis
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Answer:

12:6 or simplified 2:1

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