colinchesvin colinchesvin
  • 14-04-2020
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Brian, Pip and Sara share some sweets in the ratio 5:1:4. Brian gets 70 sweets. How many sweets are there altogether?

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adominguez32 adominguez32
  • 14-04-2020

Answer:

5:1:4

70+5= 75

75+1=76

76+4=80

answer:80

Step-by-step explanation:

This question was actually kinda hard but i tried i added 5 which stands for Brian's amount of the ratio and added it to 70 which got me 75 then i added the rest to 75 and it got my 80.

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lmaria0307 lmaria0307
  • 14-04-2020

Answer: I think the answer is 149.

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