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There are 37 empty seats and 13 occupied seats on an airplane. what is the ratio of the number of occupied to the number of empty seats
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There are 37 empty seats and 13 occupied seats on an airplane. what is the ratio of the number of occupied to the number of empty seats
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there are 37 empty seats and 13 occupied seats on an airplane. what is the ratio of the number of occupied to the number of empty seats
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Answer: 13 : 37
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