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3 years ago

At a glassworks, 60 pounds of composite glass is required to produce 15 pounds of glass. How many pounds of composite are

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aleksandr82 [10.1K]3 years ago

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Ngl I think it’s 20 because 15 is 5x3 but 60 divided by 3=20 lmk if I’m wrong

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