Jake is planting flowers in his garden. For every group of 25 flowers that he plants, 10 are lilies and 15 are tulips. Which statement explains the ratio of lilies to flowers?

Jake is planting flowers in his garden. For every group of 25 flowers that he plants, 10 are lilies and 15 are tulips. Which statement explains the ratio of lilies to flowers?

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