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Problem 1 We have two bags of marbles. The first bag has a ratio of 2 blue marbles to 7 red ones. The second bag has the same ratio. If the 2nd bag has.

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1 Problem 1 We have two bags of marbles. The first bag has a ratio of 2 blue marbles to 7 red ones. The second bag has the same ratio. If the 2nd bag has 37 red marbles, how many blue ones does it have?

2 Problem 2 Detroit puts out 5 white cars to every green car. If Detroit makes 2,692,000 green cars, how many white cars does it make?

3 Problem 3 If girls made As on a ratio of 7 to 5 compared to boys (of course this is not in our school), how many As would the boys make, if the girls made 92?

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