SOLUTION: The number of Reds varies directly as the number of Greens squared and inversely as the number of Blues. When there were 100 Reds and 1 Green, there were 5 Blues. How many Blues ar

Question 1044111: The number of Reds varies directly as the number of Greens squared and inversely as the number of Blues. When there were 100 Reds and 1 Green, there were 5 Blues. How many Blues are there when there are 10 Reds and 10 Greens?
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