alleryStart learning →Which ratio is equal to 3:2?
A6:3
B9:4
C12:8
D5:4
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 12:8
Multiplying both terms of 3:2 by 4 gives 12:8, so the two ratios are equal.
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