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If the ratio of N to K is 7 to 8 and the ratio of R to K is 6 to 11, what is the ratio of R to N? (a) 48/77 (b) 6/7 (c) 77/88 (d) 48/88 (e) 77/48
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is this figure-related?
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\[\frac NK = \frac 78\] and \[\frac RK = \frac{6}{11}\] right?
yeah
so \[\huge \frac{\frac{R}{K}}{\frac NK} = \frac RN\] agree?
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yes
so can you solve the ratio of R to N now?
is it (a) 48/77?
yup
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