Anonyme
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Is the ratio 16:14 equivalent to 64:60
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rybag99
rybag99
Today at 11:21 PM
No it is not as if you simplify down 64:60, the closest you can get to 16:14 is 16:15
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tiffanyoaks6
tiffanyoaks6
Today at 11:20 PM
No it is not. 16:14 would be 8:7 (divided by 2) And 64:60 would be 16:15 so they are not equivalent.
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