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Mrs. Jones' classroom aquarium currently has 14 angelfish and 42 neon fish. What is the ratio of neon fish to all the fish in the aquarium
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Mrs. Jones' classroom aquarium currently has 14 angelfish and 42 neon fish. What is the ratio of neon fish to all the fish in the aquarium
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Mrs. Jones' classroom aquarium currently has 14 angelfish and 42 neon fish. What is the ratio of neon fish to all the fish in the aquarium
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Answer:
42:56
, if you simplify it will be
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4
Explanation:
14+42=56
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