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2 years ago

luna ray has 1 orange pick for every 2 green picks. how many green picks does luna have if she has 12 total picks.

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Gnom [1K]2 years ago

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Luna has 8 green picks

Igoryamba2 years ago

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Answer:

8 green

Step-by-step explanation:

orange: green

1 :2

1+2 = 3 so she has 3 total picks

12/3 =4

So we need to multiply by 4

1*4 : 2*4 total pick 3*4

4:8 12 total picks

4 orange 8 green 12 total

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