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Suppose you bought 12 flats of pansies, 8 of geraniums, 9 of dahlias, and 5 of marigolds. What was the ratio of the number of flats of dahlias to the number of flats of pansies?…

Suppose you bought 12 flats of pansies, 8 of geraniums, 9 of dahlias, and 5 of marigolds. What was the ratio of the number of flats of dahlias to the number of flats of pansies?…
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Suppose you bought 12 flats of pansies, 8 of geraniums, 9 of dahlias, and 5 of marigolds. What was the ratio of the number of flats of dahlias to the number of flats of pansies? (Simplify answer)

A 5 to 12
B 2 to 4
C 3 to 4
D 9 to 7

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The answer is C 3 to 4
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User Candice
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Answer: C

Explanation:

9 to 12 reduces to 3 to 4

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