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A costumer wants to buy a 1:1 mixture of blue and red beans. Each blue bean is twice as massive as each red bean. If the clerk measure out five kilos of red beans, how many kilos of blue beans must be
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A costumer wants to buy a 1:1 mixture of blue and red beans. Each blue bean is twice as massive as each red bean. If the clerk measure out five kilos of red beans, how many kilos of blue beans must be measure out?
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2.5 kilsos because if you double that it goes to 5 kiilos.
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