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The ratio of rabbits to squirrels in Wildwood Dog Park is 2:15. If there were 153 in total, how many of each would there be?
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The ratio of rabbits to squirrels in Wildwood Dog Park is 2:15. If there were 153 in total, how many of each would there be?
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i would think 23:130
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