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Last week at a festival, a man sold 5 times as many tie-dyed T-shirts as silk-screened shirts. He sold 240 shirts altogether.

How many tie-dyed shirts did he sell?

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Alja [10]3 years ago

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Let silk shirts be x,so tie dye shirts 5x.
X+5x=240
6x=240
X=40
So 5x=200

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