* Check the vehicle's data plate (often located on the driver's side doorjamb). This *might* list the axle ratio, but it's not guaranteed.
* Look at the casting number on the differential housing. This number can be cross-referenced with GM parts catalogs or online databases to determine the gear ratio.
* Physically count the teeth on the ring and pinion gears. This requires removing the differential cover and is the most definitive method, but it's also the most labor-intensive.
Without looking at the specific vehicle, it's impossible to say for certain.