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The ratio of tin to copper in an alloy is 6:9. How many kg of copper are there if the alloy has 32 kg of tin? Make a ratio table to solve.

The ratio of tin to copper in an alloy is 6:9. How many kg of copper are there if the alloy has 32 kg of tin? Make a ratio table to solve.
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The ratio of tin to copper in an alloy is 6:9. How many kg of copper are there if the alloy has 32 kg of tin? Make a ratio table to solve.

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Explanation:

the three rows above you may draw as the ratio table

The ratio of tin to copper in an alloy is 6:9. How many kg of copper are there if-example-1
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