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26-03-2020
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Richard, Henry and Gavin share some sweets into the ratio of 3:1:4. Richard gets 33 sweets, how many does Gavin get?

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26-03-2020

Answer:44

Step-by-step explanation: We know that for every 3 sweets Gavin gets, Henry gets 4 sweets. By dividing 33 by 3 gives us 11, meaning we multiply 4 by 11 getting 44.

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08-04-2020

56

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