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At the beach this weekend, the ratio of sandcastles to kites was 5:2. If there were 6 kites , how many sandcastles were there?
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At the beach this weekend, the ratio of sandcastles to kites was 5:2. If there were 6 kites , how many sandcastles were there?
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Sandcastles 5
Kites 2
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If kites are 6, how many sandcastles are there? 15
(Multiply 3)
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