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The ratio of bananas to melons is 30:1 If there are 300 bananas, how many melons are there?
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The ratio of bananas to melons

is 30:1 If there are 300
bananas, how many melons are
there?

User Goper Leo Zosa
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Answer:

10 Melons

Explanation:

User Shane Evans
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there would be 10 melons since 30 × 10 = 300.

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