In a city election, two people ran against each other to be the next mayor. Candidate 1 received 24,000 votes. Candidate 2 received 8,000 votes
Which statements describe the relationship between candidate 1's votes and candidate 2's votes?
Select all the statements that are true.
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The ratio of candidate 1's votes to candidate 2's votes was 1:3.
The ratio of candidate 1's votes to candidate 2's votes was 3:1.
The ratio of candidate 1's votes to candidate 2's votes was 1:8,000
The ratio of candidate 2's votes to candidate 1's votes was 24:8.
The ratio of candidate 2's votes to candidate 1's votes was 8:24
The ratio of candidate 2's votes to candidate 1's votes was 1:24,000.