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3 years ago

Sweet T has 2 orange picks for every 5 green. If there are 21 picks in all, how many picks are orange?

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6...
i dont do it the way teachers in schools teach us... i have my own ways that is easier.... all i did was add the total... so 2+5 which is 7. and then i looked at how many times do 7 goes into 21 which is 3. after that i multiplied 2 by 3 and got the answer which is 6. again, not many people use this method.

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