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Sue and Oliwer stare £150 in the ratio 3-5 Work out how much more Oliwer gets compared to Sue
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£37.47
Explanation:
5+3=8
3/8x 150= 56.25
5/8x150= 93.75
93.75-56.25 = 37.47
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