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If there are 2 pears for every 5 apples how many apples would there be if there were 26 pears?

If there are 2 pears for every 5 apples how many apples would there be if there were 26 pears?
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If there are 2 pears for every 5 apples how many apples would there be if there were 26 pears?

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Answer:

65

Explanation:

26/2 = 13

5 x 13 = 65

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