Is the following statement always, sometimes, or never true for numbers greater than zero: "In equivalent ratios, if the numerator of the first ratio is greater than the denominator of the first ratio, then the numerator of the second ratio is greater than the denominator of the second ratio."

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Is the following statement always, sometimes, or never true for numbers greater than zero:  "In equivalent ratios, if the numerator of the first ratio is greater than the denominator of the first ratio, then the numerator of the second ratio is greater than the denominator of the second ratio."

Reiny · Answer

look at some example 3/2= 6/4 = 60/40 = 12/8 = .. what do you think?

Willie · Answer

I think I got it the answer is always true, but why

Anonymous · Answer

I don't know the answer to the question

Gay boy · Answer

I HAVE NO CLUE

Wolf girl · Answer

What? I have noooo clue.