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There are 7 mangoes and 6 pineapples in a basket. Find the ratio of the number of pineapples to the total number of fruits.

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Solution

Mangoes = 7
Pineapples = 6
Total fruits = 7 + 6
= 13
Ratio of pineapple to total fruits = 6 /13
= 6 : 13

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