A mother shares a box of 20 chocolates in the same ratio as her children's ages . Calculate how many chocolates each child gets

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A mother shares a box of 20 chocolates in the same ratio as her children's ages . Calculate how many chocolates each child gets

if Sibusiso is 2 years old , Dorris is 3 years old and Freddy is 5 years old. Post a FULL explanation plz.

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Anni [7] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-18T22:32:27+03:00

So a box of 20 chocolates is divided between a group of people based on age So the ratio for Sibusiso, Dorris, and Freddy is 2:3:5 Add these together, and you get 10 So to find how much each person gets, divide total amount of chocolates by total age So (20÷10) = 2 So multiply each age term by 2 and you have your answer (4:6:10) So Sibusiso gets 4, Dorris gets 6 and Freddy gets 10