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7 years ago
In the scenario "Billy's dog weighs 10 pounds while Sarah's dog weighs 8 pounds", the ratio 10/8 can be interpreted in the following ways EXCEPT:
A) For every 5 pounds of weight Billy's dog has, Sarah's dog has 4 pounds.
B) Billy's dog weighs 1 (1/4) times what Sarah's dog does.
C) Billy's dog makes up 5/9 of the total dog weight.
D) Sarah's dog weighs 8 out of a total of 10 dog pounds.
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