Mathematics, 09.06.2021 21:10 burritomadness

Last year, Craig planted 3 rows of tomatoes and 5 rows of peppers in his garden. This year, he also wanted to plant some rows of squash. So, he only planted 2 rows of tomatoes and 4 rows of peppers. Which year's garden had a greater ratio of tomato rows to pepper rows?

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