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a typical small bag of colored crayons has about 135 colored candies in it 27 of which are blue at this rate how many blue candi

es would you have an expected of the pile of 1000 crayons

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creativ13 [48]3 years ago

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27/135 = x/1000

27*1000= 135x

27000=135x

X= 200. 200 blue candies

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