Mathematics, 24.12.2020 22:00, foriegnngal

Help me please Order the ratios from least to greatest:

9/4; 5 to 2; 13:6; 10/3; 20:7

Use a semi-colon to separate each ordered ratio.

Order the ratios from least to greatest:
5:16; 3/8; 2 to 6; 4/15; 12:40
Use a semi-colon to separate each ordered ratio.

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Help me please Order the ratios from least to greatest:

9/4; 5 to 2; 13:6; 10/3; 20:7