There are 10 apples for every 6 bananas how many bananas are there if there are 20 apples?

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If there are 10 apples for every 6 bananas, then there would be 12 bananas if there are 20 apples & 9 bananas if there are 15 apples.

mr Goodwill [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

make a graph thats how you could do it if there are 15 apples there would be 19 apples

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