Mathematics, 11.11.2020 18:50 kevin733

Natalie and Phil ran for 6th grade class president. The ratio of votes for Natalie to votes for Phil was 4:3. Which statement is true?

For every vote Phil received, Natalie received 4 votes.

For every vote Phil received, Natalie received 4 votes.

For every vote Phil received, Natalie received 3 votes.

For every vote Phil received, Natalie received 3 votes.

For every 4 votes Natalie received, Phil received 7 votes.

For every 4 votes Natalie received, Phil received 7 votes.

For every 4 votes Natalie received, Phil received 3 votes.

For every 4 votes Natalie received, Phil received 3 votes.

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