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When two ratios are equivalent, they represent a
A extremes B. means C. proportion D. fraction
In each proportion, the outer terms (first and last terms) are called
A extremes B. means C. proportion D. fraction
The inner terms (second and third terms) are called the A extremes B. means C. proportion D. fraction​

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When two ratios are equivalent, they represent a

  • C. proportion

In each proportion, the outer terms (first and last terms) are called

  • A. extremes

The inner terms (second and third terms) are called the

  • B. means

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