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Mathematics, 27.04.2020 03:05, Mathcat444

Give me 20 questions of this example: (Do 40/5 and 8/1 form a proportion?)
what I want you to do is create 20 question saying like that but different numbers not the same (ask me detail if you still don't get it)

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