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Louis is a gardener. He plants 5 rose bushes for every 2 lilac bushes. If Louis plants 25 rose bushes, how many lilac bushes doe

s he plant ?

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kenny6666 [7]3 years ago

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Oh, this is a fun one.
25/5=5.
5*2=10
He plants 10 lilac bushes.

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