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    Ratios can be used to compare two quantities that describe the same attribute in a multiplicative way. Examples of ratios include comparing the number of boys to girls in a class or the number of cups of flour to cups of sugar in a recipe. Ratios express a multiplicative relationship between two quantities measuring the same thing.

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    Ratios can be used to compare two quantities that describe the same attribute in a multiplicative way. Examples of ratios include comparing the number of boys to girls in a class or the number of cups of flour to cups of sugar in a recipe. Ratios express a multiplicative relationship between two quantities measuring the same thing.

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    6.

    4C Give examples of ratios as multiplicative


    comparisons of two quantities describing the
    same attribute.

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