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(A) Show 10/20 and 30/60 form a proportion by finding a common multiplier. (B)Show that ratios in part (a) are equal by writing them in simplest form.
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Those aren't equal though... 10/30 = 1/3 = .33333... (and on an on) 30/60= 3/6 = 1/2 = .5 Sorry!
Everything can be divided by the Least Common Factor of 2, but that just makes everything smaller... Not equal :/
There is no "common multiplier" that when multiplied with both 10 and 30, creates 30 and 60. Are you sure you typed the right numbers in your question?
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Can you help me do this question? @amonoconnor
Umm, yes. The one above you mean?
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