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Mathematics, 01.02.2020 05:43 kyle65

Michael and sondra are mixing lemonade. in michael’s lemonade, the ratio of lemons to water is 1: 4. in sondra’s lemonade, the ratio of lemons to water is 2: 6. several equivalent ratios for each mixture are shown in the ratio tables. imagine that you want to compare michael’s ratio to sondra’s ratio. which two ratios in the tables shown have a common denominator you could use to compare?

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