Mathematics, 12.12.2020 16:40 mg0508092

Help please! Ruby uses 6 yards of garland to trim her family’s 12-foot Christmas tree. Her Grandmother suggests she uses the same ratio of garland to tree height when she decorates her Grandmother’s tree. Ruby uses 27 yards of garland to decorate her Grandmother’s 18-foot tree. Does she use the same ratio? Explain your answer.

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