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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
Answer:
How many siblings does the average 6th-grade student have?
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to know the average, you need to collect all the amounts of siblings 6th grade students have and then you need to add them all together and divide by how much numbers there are and you'll get your average.