Using each of the digits 0-6 only ones, make two equivalent ready ratios parentheses also known as a proportion brother sees one digit will go into each box only to church in boxes does not mean mean to add subtract multiply or divide

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19 October, 15:40

Using each of the digits 0-6 only ones, make two equivalent ready ratios parentheses also known as a proportion brother sees one digit will go into each box only to church in boxes does not mean mean to add subtract multiply or divide

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1. 4/13 = 20/65

2. 4/20 = 13/65

3. 5/10 = 23/46

4. 5/10 = 32/64

5. 5/23 = 10/46

6. 5/32 = 10/64

Step-by-step explanation:

We can make the following six equivalent ratios using the digits from 0 to 6 only once:

1. 4/13 = 20/65 (We multiply 4 and 13 by 5 to get the second equivalent ratio)

2. 4/20 = 13/65 (We divide the first ratio by 4 and the second by 13 and we get 1/5 on both ratios)

3. 5/10 = 23/46 (We divide the first ratio by 5 and the second by 23 and we get 1/2 on both ratios)

4. 5/10 = 32/64 (We divide the first ratio by 5 and the second by 32 and we get 1/2 on both ratios)

5. 5/23 = 10/46 (We multiply 5 and 23 by 2 to get the second equivalent ratio)

6. 5/32 = 10/64 (We multiply 5 and 32 by 2 to get the second equivalent ratio)