3. The ratio of honey bees to hives is 10,000 to 3. If there are 9 hives, how many honey bees are there?

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3. The ratio of honey bees to hives is 10,000 to 3. If there are 9 hives, how many honey bees are there?

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30,000 honey bees, because 3 hives=10000 honey bees 10000 times 3 is 30000

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