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3 years ago

There are red and green apples in a crate.

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Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago

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Answer:

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60 apples by 5 is 12. When Georgia put some more apples in we now have to divide 60 by 3 which is 20 and then multiply that by 2 which is 40. So, if the ratio was 1:3 it would be 20:60 but it is 2:3 so the answer is 40:60. Do 40 minus 12 to find how much Georgia added. 40 minus 12 is 28.

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