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At a carnival, Cody bought 15 tickets. If he used 6 tickets trying to win the ring toss game, what is the ratio of tickets he has to tickets he's used?

At a carnival, Cody bought 15 tickets. If he used 6 tickets trying to win the ring toss game, what is the ratio of tickets he has to tickets he's used?
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At a carnival, Cody bought 15 tickets. If he used 6 tickets trying to win the ring toss game, what is the ratio of tickets he has to tickets he's used?

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so cody has 15 tickets he uses 6 so you would subtract 6 from 15 to get 9 or it could look like this 15-6=9.
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User Scott Rudiger
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15-6=9

9:6 simplified to 3:2

The ratio is 3:2
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