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1 year ago

Mohal bought 20 chicken wings for

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12
($50 divided by 20 chicken wings = 2.50)
which makes a chicken wing $2.50 and
($30 divided by $2.50 = 12) Which means you can get 12 chicken wings for 30 dollars
THE ANSWER IS 12

makvit [3.9K]1 year ago

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Answer:

20 Chicken is $50

we know 10 chicken would be $25. divide

13 chicken would be 30.

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