SOLUTION: Stuart made a fruit juice using oranges and grapes. Sixty percent of fruits
are oranges. If he used a total of 60 oranges, how many grapes should he
use?
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Question 1112091: Stuart made a fruit juice using oranges and grapes. Sixty percent of fruits
are oranges. If he used a total of 60 oranges, how many grapes should he
use?
Answer by ikleyn(52898) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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In more simple terms, it makes no sense.
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