Mathematics
Mathematics, 16.12.2021 22:30, chriscook5176

Adam and Steven are doing an experiment measuring distance between cacti out in the field. Adam measured the distance from one cactus to another at 18 feet, and Steven measured the distance from a different cactus to another at 120 inches.
What is the ratio of the distance Adam measured to the distance of what Steven measured? Convert Adam's distance to
inches first. One foot equals twelve inches. Simplify your answer.

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