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If the ratio of cookies to glasses of milk is 3:1 and there are 25 glasses of milk how many cookies are their
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If the ratio of cookies to glasses of milk is 3:1 and there are 25 glasses of milk how many cookies are their

If the ratio of cookies to glasses of milk is 3:1 and there are 25 glasses of milk-example-1
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You know that the 1 = 25, so you multiply 25 by 3, which is the cookies, and you get 75. So there are 75 cookies. Hope this helps!

Aye sir!
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there are 75 cookies
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