Which pair of ratios are equivalent? ( one answer )
1. 9/5 , 27/10
2. 0.5/8 , 2/32
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Mathematics, 18.01.2022 22:10 cchsemily4651
Which pair of ratios are equivalent? ( one answer )
1. 9/5 , 27/10
2. 0.5/8 , 2/32
3. 6/4 , 30/24
4. 1.2/6.1 , 3.6/12.4
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