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Another one for you!
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Another one for you!

Another one for you!-example-1
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User Klodoma
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24.5 for 7
14 for 4
I’m pretty sure theses are right sorry of not

21 divided by 6 is 3.5 so the ratio is
1:3.5
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User Tchoup
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Is this from khan academy?
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User Babur Ussenakunov
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