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Minixa counted 40 green cars, and 20 sliver cars in the parking lot. If the number of green cars stay the same, how many more silver cars would need to be added so the ratio of …

Minixa counted 40 green cars, and 20 sliver cars in the parking lot. If the number of green cars stay the same, how many more silver cars would need to be added so the ratio of …
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Minixa counted 40 green cars, and 20 sliver cars in the parking lot. If the number of green cars stay the same, how many more silver cars would need to be added so the ratio of green cars to silver cars is 1 to 3?

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100

Explanation:

you multiply 40x3, then you subtract 20.

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