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Which point shows an equivalent ratio in this situation?

Which point shows an equivalent ratio in this situation?
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Which point shows an equivalent ratio in this situation?

Which point shows an equivalent ratio in this situation?-example-1
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Answer:

A

Explanation:

50:200 = 1:4

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User GeorgeU
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Point J, I'm pretty certain you have it right.
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