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b) In one year, Clara and Dave borrowed books from a library in the ratio 3:7. Dave borrowed 35 books. Work out the number of bo

oks borrowed by Clara.

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Arisa [49]1 year ago

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I think it would be 15, because 3 doesn't go in evenly into 35. You might have the order of the ratio messed up.

tatiyna1 year ago

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3:7 =

3/7

3/7 = x/35

7x = 105

x = 15

answer : clara borrowed 15 books

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