Mathematics, 09.07.2019 15:30, haleygrobertson8948

Select three ratios that are equivalent to 16: 12(choice a, checked) a 8: 6 (choice b) b 32: 24 (choice c) c 4: 3 (choice d) d 12: 8 (choice e) e 24: 16

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Select three ratios that are equivalent to 16: 12(choice a, checked) a 8: 6 (choice b) b 32: 24 (cho...