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You go to the store and notice the people standing in line. 7 adults and 4 children. If this ratio stays the same and there 55 people in the store, how many would be children?

You go to the store and notice the people standing in line. 7 adults and 4 children. If this ratio stays the same and there 55 people in the store, how many would be children?
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You go to the store and notice the people standing in line. 7 adults and 4 children. If this ratio stays the same and there 55 people in the store, how many would be children?

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Answer:

20 kids

Explanation:

so that totals to 11 (parents and kids)

55/11=5

4x5=20

20 kids

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