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How do you figure out the ratio stars to squares when there are 11 squares 5 stars and two circles in the data?
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How do you figure out the ratio stars to squares when there are 11 squares 5 stars and two circles in the data?
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How do you figure out the ratio stars to squares when there are 11 squares 5 stars and two circles in the data?
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Ignore the circles. The ratio of stars to squares is simply 5 to 11 .
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