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The ratio of red candies to green candies in a bag is 4/5. Which ratio would form a proportional relationship with this ratio? 16/25 20/35 20/ 25 24/32
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The ratio 20/25 would form a proportional relationship with the ratio 4/5 because both ratios can be simplified to 16/20 or 4/5.
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