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49 7th graders and 35 8th graders show up at football tryouts choose a ratio that represents 7th to 8th graders at tryouts?

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Answer:

7:5

Explanation:

49/7 = 7 and 35/7 = 5

to get a ratio, divide both side by the same number that is a facttor for both.

DrGenius answered Jan 31, 2022

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