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Scott is making 30 flower bouquets. 4/5 of the bouquets are daisies and the rest are roses. How many bouquets are roses?
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Scott is making 30 flower bouquets. 4/5 of the bouquets are daisies and the rest are roses. How many bouquets are roses?
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0.8 x 30 = 24
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