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Joe's Ice cream shop sells 15 cones for every 7 sundaes. On Saturday, the shop sold 112 more cones than sundaes. HELP

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Butoxors [25]3 years ago

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Answer:

53

Step-by-step explanation:

he sells 15 cones for every 7 sundaes

so if we divide 112 cones by 15 then multiply that by 7 we will get how much sundaes he sold in a day

112/15==7.46

7.46*7=52.26

since cones cant be split or cut like that it is approximently 53

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