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1 year ago

At the pet store 25 bunnies were examined and 7 of them had blue eyes.

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1 answer:

expeople1 [14]1 year ago

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Given

$\begin{gathered} 25\text{ }bunnies=7blue\text{ }eyes \\ 60\text{ }bunnies=xblue\text{ }eyes \\ \\ x=\frac{60\times7}{25} \\ \\ x=16.8 \\ \\ x\approx17 \end{gathered}$

The final answer is 17 bunnies

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