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use diagrams of the descriptions of equivalent ratios to show the ratios 2:3,4:6 and 8:12 are equivalent.
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help me pl i give u a medal
hey,sorry I dont know what is 'diagrams of descriptions'
could u go and search then explain me please
basically,these ratios are all the same,because you can simplify them to 2:3
maybe you can search yourself and then ask someone else,for example @jim_thompson5910
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amnaos, how far did you get? were you able to get started?
btw the site's notifications aren't working at all
and I got emails about all the questions I replied, do you know how to turn it off?
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