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The volumes of two solids are 135 in3 and 625 in3. Find the similarity ratio. Please help and show all work thank you.
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The volumes of two solids are 135 in3 and 625 in3. Find the similarity ratio. Please help and show all work thank you.
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Formula for ration:
Answer: Ratio = 3 : 5
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