A) and B) andC) andD. and Determine which pair of ratios does NOT form a proportion. Method 1: Check the cross products. Cross products of proportions.

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A) and B) andC) andD. and Determine which pair of ratios does NOT form a proportion. Method 1: Check the cross products. Cross products of proportions are always equal. For example: 30(20)=600 and 8(75)=600 So does form a proportion. Method 2: Convert each ratio to a decimal. Both ratios will equal the same decimal value if they form a proportion. For example: 30/75=.4 and 8/20 =.4 So does form a proportion.

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