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3 years ago

Everret made 3/5 of the baskets he shot suppose he shot 60 baskets how many did he make?

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He made 36 baskets because if you divide 60 by 5, you will get 12. Then, you multiply 12 by 3 and get 36. So, 3/5 is practically equal to 36/60.

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