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15 October, 18:17

The table below shows the amounts of cherry juice and soda used in each container of cherry soda. The ratio of cherry juice to soda is 1:r, where r is the unit rate. Use the table to determine r. Cherry Juice (cup) Soda (cup) one-fourth 1 2 8 3 12 one-fourth 4 2 two-thirds

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