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3 years ago

A China shop receives a shipment of 125 dishes in 5 boxes at this rate how many dishes were a receive it 15 boxes

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Whitepunk [10]3 years ago

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15 boxes is three times 5 boxes so the number of dishes in 15 boxes is

3 * 125

= 375 dishes

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