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In a geometry class, the ratio of rulers to compasses among students is 2:1. Which of the following best describes the number of rulers and compasses among the students? For every 1 ruler, there are 2 compasses. For every 2 rulers, there are 3 compasses. For every 3 rulers, there is 1 compass. For every 2 rulers, there is 1 compass.
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don't just give a direct answer. So since rulers to compasses is 2:1. That means that for every 2 rulers there is one compass
OH THAT MAKES SENSE
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i did not give a direct answer
yeah np, here on QC we provide explanations. And by any chance isn't this supposed to be posted in mathematics?
@UzerMate you did not explain anything. Basically the same as a direct answer
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