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There are 360 skittles in the jar. Of those skittles 1/9 of them are green . How many skittles are green?
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There are 360 skittles in the jar. Of those skittles 1/9 of them are green . How many skittles are green?
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Set up a proportion:
1/9 = x/360
x = 40 skittles are green
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