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Marley Griffith

12 June, 02:36

Match the description with the ratio. 1. There are three silver bows for every four red bows in a bag. 3:10 2. There are four red bows out of ten bows. 4:10 3. There are six blue bows and ten silver bows. 3:4 4. There are three black bows out of a bag of ten bows. 6:10

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