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A jar contains 315 blue and green gumdrops. The number of green gumdrops is 8 times the number of blue gumdrops. How many green gumdrops are in the jar?

A jar contains 315 blue and green gumdrops. The number of green gumdrops is 8 times the number of blue gumdrops. How many green gumdrops are in the jar?
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A jar contains 315 blue and green gumdrops. The number of green gumdrops is 8 times the number of blue gumdrops. How many green gumdrops are in the jar?

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the answer to this wonderful college math equation is 39.4 green gumdrops if you round it up to the nearest tenth

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