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How to share in a ratio: why 2:3 is not 2/3
To share an amount in a ratio, add the parts, divide the amount by that total to find one part, then multiply. For £50 in the ratio 2:3, t...
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To share an amount in a ratio, add the parts, divide the amount by that total to find one part, then multiply. For £50 in the ratio 2:3, t...
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To share an amount in a ratio, add the parts, divide the amount by that total to find one part, then multiply. For £50 in the ratio 2:3, t...
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