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In a bouquet of flowers, there are 3 daises and 14 roses, write the ratio of daises to roses in 3 different ways.
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In a bouquet of flowers, there are 3 daises and 14 roses, write the ratio of daises to roses in 3 different ways.
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3/14, 3:14, and 3 to 14 :]
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