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Suppose a tourist visits Molokai and meets 12 Native Hawaiians, some of whom were strumming ukuleles. If the ratio of those playing ukuleles to those not playing was 1:3, how ma…

Suppose a tourist visits Molokai and meets 12 Native Hawaiians, some of whom were strumming ukuleles. If the ratio of those playing ukuleles to those not playing was 1:3, how ma…
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Suppose a tourist visits Molokai and meets 12 Native Hawaiians, some of whom were strumming ukuleles. If the ratio of those playing ukuleles to those not playing was 1:3, how many Hawaiians did the tourist see playing ukuleles?

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