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The owner of a farm plants apple trees and mango trees in a ratio of 16:6. How many oak trees are planted if 198 mango trees are planted?
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The owner of a farm plants apple trees and mango trees in a ratio of 16:6. How many oak trees are planted if 198 mango trees are planted?

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Answer:528 apple trees

Step-by-step explanation:Listen 198/6=33 so then just multiply 33x16 that equals 528 hope this helps

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