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The ratio of chocolate cones to vanilla cones sold at an ice cream shop is 5:4. If 54 cones were sold, how many were chocolate?

The ratio of chocolate cones to vanilla cones sold at an ice cream shop is 5:4. If 54 cones were sold, how many were chocolate?
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The ratio of chocolate cones to vanilla cones sold at an ice cream shop is 5:4. If 54 cones were sold, how many were chocolate?

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Chocolate to Vanilla is 5:4


5*6=30


4*6=24


30:24


So, 30 chocolate cones


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