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Riley has 63 coins. Of the coins, 1/9 are nickels, 1/9 are dimes, and the rest are quarters. What is the ratio of Riley's nickels to dimes to quarters?
3 years ago

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Anonymous
63 / 9 = n = 7
63 / 9 = d = 7

n + d = 14
q = 63 - 14 = 49

n/d= 1
n/q = d/q = 1/7
3 years ago
oobleck
n:d:q = 7:7:49 = 1:1:7
3 years ago

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