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Eighteen of Susan's muffins weigh the same as 15 of Tom's muffins. How many of Susan's muffins weigh the same as 7 of Tom's muffins?

Eighteen of Susan's muffins weigh the same as 15 of Tom's muffins. How many of Susan's muffins weigh the same as 7 of Tom's muffins?
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Eighteen of Susan's muffins weigh the

same as 15 of Tom's muffins. How many
of Susan's muffins weigh the same as
7 of Tom's muffins?

User Davies Odu
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Answer: 8.4. So it has to be 8 muffin and you can’t have 0.4 of a muffi realistically.

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