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    How Should a Problem That Equates Two Ratios Be Solved
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How Should a Problem That Equates Two Ratios Be Solved

Question 3

Question 3

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How should a problem that equates two ratios be solved?


A) Addition using the reciprocal of each ratio
B) Cross-multiplication
C) Division with a common denominator
D) Using the commutative property

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