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The Philadelphia Zoo has 10 tigers for every 2 lions. What is the ratio of lions to tigers in the zoo?

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1:10

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2:10

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10:2

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2:12

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Solution

The correct option is B 2:10
For every 2 lions, there are 10 tigers. Therefore, the ratio of lions to tigers will be 2:10

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