whats equivalent to 60/52 IN 5 WAYS

I NEED TO FIND 60/52 IN 5 DIFFERENT WAYS THE NUMBER NEED TO BE EQUIVALENT.
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no yu dont.   Most  av teech's "equivalent" is just fansee yuzeless werds krats

invent, kauz em hav so much free time with nuthun tu du

60/52=1.1538461

=115%

=15/13

me spoze teech want yu tu thro in theer fansee terms like "raesheeo",

"proporshun".  dont meen nuthun.

krats invent thangs like 60:52.....thats same as 60/52
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