A grower wants to have three orange trees for every five grapefruit trees. He has planted 75 orange trees and 50 grapefruit tree
s. To maintain his ratio, how many more grapefruit trees must he plant? Use a chart to show your answer.
2 answers:
25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
You need to have a 3:5 ratio
with 75 orange trees you have your 3
75:3=25
25x5= 125 grapefruit tree is what you need
125-50= 75 more to plant
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