Thr ratio of a chocolarte to sour candy is 4:5 If there are 90 candies total how many chocloate candies are there

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Thr ratio of a chocolarte to sour candy is 4:5 If there are 90 candies total how many chocloate candies are there

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Explanation:

4 : 5

40 : 50

40 + 50 = 90

Bharat D Bhadresha answered May 20, 2024

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