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Why do you think dividing works to test for equal ratios?

Why do you think dividing works to test for equal ratios?
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Why do you think dividing works to test for equal ratios?

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When we work out ratios, if we have a value assigned to the whole it can then be divided in proportion to the given ratio.
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User Diogo Paschoal
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Answer:

Explanation:

because a ratio is liek a fraction

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