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For every 6 hotdogs sold at the snack stand there are 7 hamburgers sold. What type of ratio does the statement describes?
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For every 6 hotdogs sold at the snack stand there are 7 hamburgers sold. What type of ratio does the statement describes?
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Answer:
6 : 7
Explanation:
a ratio is two numbers together like this.
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