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In a group of 120 children there are twice as many boys as girls how are girls are there

In a group of 120 children there are twice as many boys as girls how are girls are there
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In a group of 120 children there are twice as many boys as girls how are girls are there

User Oren Shemesh
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This means that for every girl there are two boys - so in a group of three, two will be boys and one a girl

45 ÷ 3 = 15

So, there are 15 girls and 30 boys. Hope this helps:)
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