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For every   Wii games he owned he had   PS3 games.\u003Cbr>9) At an icecream shop for every 2 chocolate cones sold there were 8 vanilla cones sold. What is the ratio of chocolate cones to vanilla cones sold?\u003Cbr>10) The ratio of cars to trucks in a parking lot was 3:2 . For every   trucks there were   cars.\u003Cbr>11) At the thift store for every 7 short sleeve shirts there were 9 long sleeve shirts.\u003Cbr>What is the ratio of long sleeve shirts to short sleeve shirts?\u003Cbr>12) At the burger shop the ratio of regular sodas sold to diet sodas sold was 2:7 . 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