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3 years ago

The ratio of children to adults in a supermarket is 1 : 5

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Answer: There are 75 Adults in the supermarket ask me why if you want a full on explanation. The full on reason of why it is 75 is because if you have a ratio of 1:5 and you now the one is for the kids and it is 15. Then you add 15 from 1 until you get to the 5th ratio. Hence, it brings you all the way to 75 adults. I hope this helped you, and anyone else

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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