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What two fraction or ratios can measure up to 7/5
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What about two ratios
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What about 1/27
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27/1
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3/4
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Which one of those traction is a unit rate you can use to solve a ratio problem?
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One possible fraction or ratio that can be equivalent to 7/5 is:
- 14/10, because if we simplify this fraction, we get 7/5.

Another possible fraction or ratio that can be equivalent to 7/5 is:
- 70/50, because if we simplify this fraction, we get 7/5.
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One possible ratio that can be equivalent to 7/5 is:
- 14:10 or 14 to 10, because if we simplify this ratio, we get 7:5.

Another possible ratio that can be equivalent to 7/5 is:
- 70:50 or 70 to 50, because if we simplify this ratio, we get 7:5.
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Two ratios that can measure up to 1/27 are:

1:27 - This ratio represents 1 unit compared to 27 units.
2:54 - This ratio is equivalent to 1:27, obtained by multiplying both the numerator and denominator of the previous ratio by 2.
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Two ratios that can measure up to 27/1 are:

27:1 - This ratio represents 27 units compared to 1 unit.
54:2 - This ratio is equivalent to 27:1, obtained by multiplying both the numerator and denominator of the previous ratio by 2.
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Two ratios that can measure up to 3/4 are:

3:4 - This ratio represents 3 units compared to 4 units.
6:8 - This ratio is equivalent to 3:4, obtained by multiplying both the numerator and denominator of the previous ratio by 2.
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The unit rate can be calculated by simplifying the ratio to its simplest form.

In the given ratios:
- 3:4
- 6:8

The simplified ratio is 3:4. This means that for every 3 units of one quantity, there are 4 units of another quantity. Therefore, the ratio 3:4 is a unit rate that can be used to solve a ratio problem.