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In Kevin's bookshelf there are 32 Mysteries 8 nonfiction titles and 6 science fiction novels what is the ratio of mysteries to nonfiction books
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In Kevin's bookshelf there are 32 Mysteries 8 nonfiction titles and 6 science fiction novels what is the ratio of mysteries to nonfiction books
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32:8 or simplest form is 4:1
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