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P6.RD.JC.16010122-A1
14 of the number of sheep that Farmer Will had was equal to 57 of the number of sheep that Farmer Mark had. When Farmer Will sold 300 of his sheep and Farmer Mark bought another 40, the ratio of the number of sheep that Farmer Will had to the number of sheep Farmer Mark had become 8 : 3. What was the total number of sheep that the 2 farmers had at first?
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Primary 6 RFPD P6.RD.JC.16010122

24 Jun 2024, 08:40 PM

14 of the number of sheep that Farmer Will had was equal to 57 of the number of sheep that Farmer Mark had. When Farmer Will sold 300 of his sheep and Farmer Mark bought another 40, the ratio of the number of sheep that Farmer Will had to the number of sheep Farmer Mark had become 8 : 3. What was the total number of sheep that the 2 farmers had at first?
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